Original U.S. WWII Government Printing Office Japanese Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank Identification/Capabilities Poster - 24” x 18 ¾” Martini-Henry Rifle running from the bottom to

running from the bottom to the top of the helmet

and has a ribbed body engraved with the information about the office:

Leipzig was an important railroad intersection in Germany at that time

277 American lives and an unknown number of French lives

as the word simply means 'armored division' and has no additional connotation

Original U.S. WWII Government Printing Office Japanese Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank Identification/Capabilities Poster - 24” x 18 ¾” Martini-Henry Rifle running from the bottom toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Understanding your countrys own armor capabilities and armaments is one thing, to know about your enemys is a game changer. This poster was printed during WWII by the Government Printing Office to help civilians and the military in identifying the threat and capabilities of enemy tanks. Homefront life during wars as big of a scale as both WW1 and WW2 was terrifying, its important to distinguish between friend and