Prepare for your war job now! Millions are needed. Short free courses, 1942 US poster: Wide home-front chart poster

Prepare for your war job now! Millions are needed. Short free courses

Wide home-front chart poster: a smiling Uncle Sam figure in a star-spangled top hat gestures toward thirteen columns, each headed by a type of worker (junior worker, woman, foreman and others) with a row of what to do and where to apply for free training. The technique is faint: the 'Millions are needed' line and direct address to every group imply everyone is joining the war job effort.

Propaganda techniques used in this poster

Date
1942
Made by
War Manpower Commission
Region
North America
Medium
Poster
Issuer type
State
Regime
Roosevelt Administration
Leader
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Audience
Domestic public
Purpose
Mobilize or secure compliance
Themes
Home front, Labor
Event
World War II
Source
Identified Openly sourced: the speaker is who they say they are
Rights
Public domain (U.S. government work)
War Manpower Commission. National Archives and Records Administration, RG 44, 44-PA-1539 (NAID 515204).

Text on the object

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

PREPARE FOR YOUR WAR JOB NOW!
Millions are needed · Short free courses
If you are...
What to do...
Apply...

? | Already Working | Find out if your work is essential to winning the war | Your employer or local United States Employment Office
? | Employed in less essential industry | Investigate short free conversion training courses | Local U.S. Employment Office
A JUNIOR WORKER | Needed for work after school hours, or during vacation | Find out how you can train to become an apprentice, an agricultural or war production worker | Your school principal
A FARMER'S FRIEND | Anxious to help grow more food this summer | Find out how to get free Victory Corps training and emergency farm employment | Your school principal
A FARM WORKER | Interested in farm mechanics and farm production | Find out how to repair farm equipment and grow more crops. Take free rural war production training | Nearest high school or local United States Employment Office
UNEMPLOYED | Out of school | Receive wages while in training for war industries-either in your home community or in an NYA resident center | Nearest NYA office or local United States Employment Office
A WOMAN | Anxious to help Don't delay! | Find out today how free training can help you fight on a farm or in a factory | Local school, Local newspaper or local United States Employment Office
A NEW WORKER | Unskilled | Find out about free vocational school - short term pre-employment training | Vocational school or local United States Employment Office
A PRODUCTION WORKER | In a war industry and desirous of rendering better war service | Find out about free vocational school - short term supplementary training | Your employer, your foreman, your union, vocational school or local United States Employment Office
AN INDUSTRIAL WORKER | Doing skilled machine operator work | Find out about short term advancing worker and apprenticeship programs | See your foreman, your union or local United States Employment Office
A FOREMAN | A foreman, A supervisor | Find out how to improve ... to direct the work of others | Vocational school director, nearest college or local United States Employment Office
TECHNICALLY INCLINED | A high school graduate, a responsible industrial worker, a technical or professional worker | Find out how to increase your efficiency, prepare for essential employment or promotion, by taking short term EMSWT training | Nearest college or local United States Employment Office
PROFESSIONALLY SKILLED | A highly skilled scientific, professional or executive worker | Can your skill be used to better advantage in your country's need? | Register with "National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel" or local United States Employment Office

WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
[imprint: U.S. Government Printing Office, 19[illegible]-O-[illegible]]