This article examines the imagery and narratives used in US Army posters promoting anticasual sex during World War II. The research methodology utilizes both general scientific research methods and specific historical ones.
This article is devoted to the study of the features of the images and narratives used in U.S. Navy poster propaganda to recruit women for service during World War II. The research methodology is represented by both general scientific methods and specialized historical methods.
Yakov Gerasimovich Kukharenko
Occupation of Galicia by the Russian army in 1809
Russian Army`s Reorganization, 1856—1862
Palace Coup in the Russian Empire
History of the Galician Army
The Mobilisation of the Hungarian Red Army in 1919
The Roman frontier in Dobrudja
Women in the Army and in the War
Military aspect in the work of selected Russian painters
Uniform and Equipment of Cossack Infantry
Patronage of the Emperor over the Don Cossack Guard Units
Reconstruction of the Roman Shields
The belt of the Roman legionary
Ukrainian Sich Riflemen in Vienna in 1914—1919
Leonid Perfetskyiʼs battle paintings
Causes of the Defeat of the Red Army
Imperial Russian Army during the Russo-Japanese War: 1904—1905
Salt Exploitation in Dacia
The activity of the «Relief Society for Ukrainian Schooling Youth in the Camps of the Interned in Poland»
The Ukrainian “Galicia” Division
Cossack’s strategies and stratehemas during the campaign of 1649
Mobilization to the active army of the UPR in 1918-1920s
Necropolises of the Austrro-Hungarian Army in Precarpathian
The Founding of the Don Theological Seminary
Education Reforms in the Don Region in 1880—1890
Military Collaboration and Nazi Printed Propaganda on the Territory of Crimea in 1941— 1944
Propaganda Raids of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in Slovakia (Czechoslovakia) in 1945—1946
Ottoman Army’s Strength and Organization: 1768—1774
