 | America in WWII
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Product Description
AMERICA IN WWII is your connection to the men and women of 1940s America and the war that defined their lives. Every issue puts you side by side with GIs overseas and with hardworking folks on the home front. Hear their frank eyewitness stories—and dive deeper into the GIs' world, the towering events and battles of World War II, and the zesty pop culture of 1940s America through lively articles. It's all lavishly illustrated with authentic period photos, ads, posters, comics, and artifacts. Connect with WWII America - subscribe today!
- Amazon Sales Rank: #606 in Magazine Subscriptions
- Format: Magazine Subscription
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Sharon R. Kodosky
America in WWII is a well-written magazine. It focuses on stories from the homefront as well as the military. Many stories are told in the first person adding credibility and detail not found in other accounts. Solicited stories submitted are interesting and fresh perspectives of a bygone era. I read each issue cover to cover. Well-done.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By K. L. Bowers
America in WW II is a look at ourselves during the dark days of the second world war. It takes a different approach to the war by presenting actual first person accounts from the average GI and Sailor in addition to how life on the Home Front was at the same time. There are enough publications on this time period covering the generals, the armies and the tactics, but America in WW II actually brings the war home. There is truly something for every historian of World War II, no matter where your interests lie. The first WW II magazine I have enjoyed enough to actually subscribe to.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By busy one
My brother is a WWII afficionado, because of the fact that both our grandfathers fought in the war. He loved this gift I gave him for his birthday. The old ads are great too.
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