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Picture postcard of a volunteer serving troops out of a Red Cross Clubmobile"
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Picture postcard of a volunteer serving troops out of a Red Cross Clubmobile"
A picture postcard of African-American volunteers in a Red Cross " Clubmobile" serving coffee to U.S. servicemen. The text above the image reads: [PASSED BY U. S. ARMY CENSOR No. 21 E. T. O. U. S. A.], and text below the image reads" [" MIGHTY PROUD TO SERVE YOU]. The back of the picture postcard has pre-printed postcard marking in brown ink that include the Correspondence section, Address section, Stamp section and information about sending postcard. The postcard is unused
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This print showcases a historical moment during the Second World War, capturing the essence of African-American volunteers serving troops from a Red Cross Clubmobile. The image portrays a group of dedicated individuals in their noble mission to provide coffee to U. S. servicemen stationed abroad. Passed by the U. S. Army Censor No. 21 E. T. O. U. S. A. , this postcard is not only a testament to their selfless service but also an important piece of black history. The picture postcard, dating back to the 1940s, exudes pride and resilience as it bears the text "Mighty Proud To Serve You" beneath the photograph. It serves as a powerful reminder of unity and patriotism within America's armed forces during that tumultuous era. The reverse side of this precious artifact reveals pre-printed sections for correspondence, address, stamp placement, and instructions on sending postcards - all in brown ink. Preserved by the National Museum of African American History and Culture at Smithsonian Institution, this ink-on-paper relic symbolizes both cultural heritage and humanitarian efforts. Through this evocative portrait captured in black-and-white tones, we are transported back in time to witness these brave men and women who operated mobile canteens along roadsides – providing comfort amidst chaos while representing hope for soldiers far away from home. As we explore this remarkable image print by an unknown photographer, we are reminded once again of our shared history and indebtedness to those who served their country with unwavering dedication during one of humanity's darkest chapters: World War II.
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