Original U.S. WWI Feed A Fighter Food Administration Poster Receivers three days after the armistice

three days after the armistice

Kicking off with the 30th Inf

with some measure of protection

judging it large and heavy

There were numerous but minor changes relating to the oxygen mask attachments made during its production run but continued to keep the A-11 designation

Original U.S. WWI Feed A Fighter Food Administration Poster Receivers three days after the armisticeOriginal Item: Only One Available. A man hunkers in a trench surrounded by shadows, obscuring his surroundings. The impression is dismal while below a caption exhorts the viewer to conserve food to feed the soldier, who is without food.Feed a Fighter was created by Wallace Morgan in 1918 in the midst of both World War I and a global food shortage. Grain was at the heart of this crisis because grain is transported the easiest and the basis for most