Original U.S. WWII “Careless Talk” Operational Security Poster - Cockerspaniel Poster By Wesley Heyman 28” x 20” U.S. Field Gear Adopted in 1871

Adopted in 1871

these guns were heavy

where a hook actuated by sliding the body of the box forward locks the lid closed

with the 116th joining with units from the 2nd Armored to take Setterich on the 29th's left flank

which had been arriving in large piles

Original U.S. WWII “Careless Talk” Operational Security Poster - Cockerspaniel Poster By Wesley Heyman 28” x 20” U.S. Field Gear Adopted in 1871Original Item: Only One Available. During WWII, the government commissioned propaganda posters to teach American citizens and soldiers that careless speech could endanger national security. Any American with knowledge of troop movements, military equipment, or any other information that might prove useful to the enemy was encouraged to keep quiet. To remind all Americans of their duty, the Office of War Information (OWI) commissioned artists to create