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title: Operation Brotherhood poster, sheet 2 of 4 (English poster distributed in Manila)
url: https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/operation-brotherhood-poster-sheet-2-english-manila-1955/
description: 'Sheet 2 of the Operation Brotherhood set: three photographs of volunteer doctors and nurses at work, an examination of a child.'
section: Collection
---

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# Operation Brotherhood poster, sheet 2 of 4 (English poster distributed in Manila)

Sheet 2 of the Operation Brotherhood set: three photographs of volunteer doctors and nurses at work, an examination of a child, a patient in a hammock arriving after a 13-day journey, and harelip surgery on an improvised table. The captions name the doctors. The tell is transfer: the standing of medical care and the Red Cross emblem is attached to the project and its sponsors.

## Propaganda techniques used in this poster

[Transfer](https://propagandaarchive.org/techniques/transfer/)

## Text on the object

Original (English) · read from the image, not independently checked

```
OPERATION BROTHERHOOD

Travelling for 13 days to reach Operation Brotherhood clinic at Quang Ngai, Central Vietnam, this accident victim receives immediate attention of Jaycee volunteer doctor and nurse.

Majority of those needing medical assistance in South Vietnam are children. Here, Dr. Henry Hartendorp examines youngsters at clinic.

At the Operation Brotherhood headquarters in Saigon, Dr. Gonzalo S. Dijamco and Dr. Nestor Zenarosa perform surgery on a harelip patient, using improvised operating table.

JCI
2
```

[← Operation Brotherhood poster, sheet 1 of 4 (English poster distributed in Manila)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/operation-brotherhood-poster-sheet-1-english-manila-1955/) [Operation Brotherhood poster, sheet 3 of 4 (English poster distributed in Manila) →](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/operation-brotherhood-poster-sheet-3-english-manila-1955/)

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