WWII Poster, "Semper Fidelis November 10, 1775

Description: Thanks for looking. Check out our store for current promotions and to see our product categories. Please save us as a seller to see new listings. This is an art print reproduction of the original. Shipping is always combined. Images are printed centered and as large as possible on the photo paper size indicated in the title or selected (when available). There will be a ¼” margin on either side of the long dimension of the image. Printed on high-quality satin luster paper Watermark will be removed Prints are mailed flat During World War II, the U.S. Marine Corps utilized powerful imagery and slogans to reinforce the identity and traditions of the Corps, as well as to inspire both Marines and the public. The poster you provided commemorates the 168th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps, celebrated on November 10, 1943. The theme of the poster revolves around the Corps' storied history and enduring commitment to its motto, "Semper Fidelis," which means "Always Faithful."The central image on the poster depicts three Marines from different eras, marching forward in unison, symbolizing the continuity and tradition of the Marine Corps. At the front is a modern Marine from World War II, fully equipped with a rifle and combat gear, displaying determination and resolve as he moves forward in battle. Behind him is a Marine from World War I, wearing a helmet and carrying a rifle, representing the legacy of the Corps' involvement in the Great War. At the rear is a Continental Marine from the American Revolutionary War, drumming to rally the troops, emphasizing the Corps' origins dating back to 1775.The composition of the poster effectively conveys the unbroken lineage of Marines who have fought for the United States since the Corps' inception. The figures are set against a backdrop of smoke and flames, symbolizing the chaos and intensity of battle. The Marine Corps emblem, the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor, is prominently displayed in the upper right corner, reinforcing the poster's connection to the Corps' identity and pride.The text "Semper Fidelis" at the top of the poster reinforces the enduring commitment of Marines to their country and each other, a theme that has been central to the Corps since its founding. The lower portion of the poster highlights the significance of the date, November 10, 1775, marking the founding of the Marine Corps at Tun Tavern in Philadelphia. The year 1943, when the poster was created, was a pivotal time in World War II, with the Marine Corps playing a critical role in key battles across the Pacific Theater.This poster not only served as a reminder of the Marine Corps' history and values but also aimed to bolster morale and pride among Marines during a challenging time in the war. It celebrates the resilience, bravery, and dedication of Marines throughout history, reinforcing the idea that every Marine is part of a larger, timeless brotherhood.TEXTSemper FidelisNovember 10, 1775 – 1943168th AnniversaryU.S. Marine CorpsOBJECTSRifle, bayonet, drum, Marine Corps emblem, combat helmet, rifle sling

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Location: Loganville, Georgia

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