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Why does America use Uncle Sam as a representation of themselves during world war 1 and world war 2?
Because it was an attracting way to get people in the Army!
Who was known as uncle joe in World War 2?
Stalin - Uncle Joe Stalin
How can you find out how your uncle died while serving in world war 2?
Contact the Veterans Administration
When did the first poster invented was it in World War 2 or 1?
The first War Propaganda Posters were mad in the Civil war and were quite striking. Uncle Sam (and other uncles) was developed then and used again in both World Wars. I really want you to see those posters so I have included pictures of these photos on the related link below.
Why did World War 2 pilots name their planes after women?
My Uncle who flew during WW2 said they did it because you took care of your girl and she took care of you
What patriotic uncle become a famous symbol during the world war 2?
Uncle Sam!
What did Uncle Sam say in World War 2?
I WANT YOU. *pointing*
What patriotic uncle became famous symbol in world war 2 on recruiting posters?
Uncle Sam
Who Joined the army during world war 2?
Uncle Sam wants you!
What patriotic Uncle became a famous symbol during World War 2 on the recruting posters?
Uncle Sam
Who said join the army during world war 2?
Uncle Sam wants you!
What patriotic became a famous symbol during World War 2 recruiting posters?
"Uncle Sam" .
How many Uncle Sam I want you posters were made during World War 2?
40 million
What patriotic uncle become a famous symbol during world war 2 on recruiting posters?
The USA used Uncle Sam on their recruiting posters.
Why does America use Uncle Sam as a representation of themselves during world war 1 and world war 2?
Because it was an attracting way to get people in the Army!
What patriotic uncle became a famous symbol duringworld war 2 on recruiting poster?
Uncle Sam .
What are uncle sam's 1-2-3 boys?
In August of 1942, a new club was organized within the United Spanish War Veterans. The name of the club was "Uncle Sam's 1-2-3 Boys". The club was for USWV members who were veterans of the Spanish American War, and who had served or registered for military service in World War I and who had registered for selective service for World War II.
