Rising behind a series of pleasant neighborhoods, one of the largest manufacturing complexes in West Virginia seems to hide ...

In the popular imagination, the 1940s were dominated by sacrifice at home and violence abroad as World War II raged on. But ...

Visitors can generate custom-designed wartime posters in real-time, read e-books like Landmine Warfare, participate in quizzes by tapping on desktop screens in a classroom, scan QR codes to leave ...

flexing her muscles — on those famous wartime posters encouraging and showing the strength of American women serving the nation's wartime effort. Though Simmons died in 1996 at age 71, she was among ...

For most Americans, Rosie the Riveter, the arm-flexing female factory worker in a World War II wartime poster, is a symbol of American strength and resiliency during one of history's darkest periods.

Three original World War Two posters proclaiming "keep calm and carry on" have raised more than £9,000 at auction, well above their top estimates. The poster was created by the British government ...

The three posters in different sizes were formerly the property of a police officer Three original World War Two posters proclaiming "keep calm and carry on" have raised more than £9,000 at ...

Half of the collection is wartime posters commissioned by the North Vietnamese government, who put their art students to task on the “cultural front” illustrating arresting images in the ...

Those who object to the posters have derided them as wartime propaganda. Critics of those tearing them down have characterized the act as antisemitic and lacking basic humanity. Increasingly ...

He sent the posters home to his wife, Marion Emrich, who was a historian in America's wartime spy agency, the Office of Strategic Services. In 1945, some of the posters were exhibited in ...