War Bonds

I agree that Office of War were able to send a strong message through the American people back then and now. That the Office of War knew what to so do so they could get support from the American people. I the Office of War was one reason why we won World Warll. I think the use of War Bonds were able to send a strong message to the people. War Bonds were meant to persuade people to support the army and also keep them safe. The War Bonds wanted to target adults a lot, but also children's. There is a War Bond that has two kids in the grass and the Swastika is cut into the flag. The War Bond reads, “Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them,” (The National WWll Museum). The Office of War knew if they brought up kids or had them in the pictures, that people would support them. The amount of War Bonds that

I also think that Office of War knew where to put them so people could see them. They would put them on every block, school, store, office, and any other place where people could see them. As you can see, that the Office of War was able to support the army, and persuade people to help. People needed to know that they were going to be a big part of this war.
I think the use of the Office of War was one reason why we won WWll. The Office of War was able to use War Bonds to send a strong message to the people in America. War Bonds were stamps that had pictures and a message that they want Americans to see. There are two War Bonds that have a strong message on their picture. The first one is Doyle and two men working on a plane and states, “The Sky’s the Limit,” (The National WWll Museum). The Office of War was trying to say that your money