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Offers American citizens of good character, of ages 17 to 34 inclusive, in sound physical condition, the best chance to SERVE THEIR COUNTRY. Navy menand Navy ships are abroad now. The Navy was the fvery first to get into the war, and is fighting "over there" side by side with our allies. Your pay is clear money and you have no expenses when you enlist. An outfit worth $60 if furnished and should last a year. If you should lose your life ... your family gets half a year's pay

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Title: Offers American citizens of good character, of ages 17 to 34 inclusive, in sound physical condition, the best chance to SERVE THEIR COUNTRY. Navy menand Navy ships are abroad now. The Navy was the fvery first to get into the war, and is fighting "over there" side by side with our allies. Your pay is clear money and you have no expenses when you enlist. An outfit worth $60 if furnished and should last a year. If you should lose your life ... your family gets half a year's pay
Creator: United States. Navy Recruiting Command
Date Created and/or Issued: 1917/1918?
Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution
Collection: Hoover Institution Digital Collections
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Type: image
Identifier: XX343.24914
Relation: Poster collection

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