During World War II, propaganda was one of the most powerful weapons off the battlefield. From posters to music, films to ads, it shaped public opinion, boosted morale, and rallied Americans to support the war effort. 🧼 Buy war bonds. 💪 Work in the factories. 🌽 Grow victory gardens. 🤐 Watch what you say. In the USS ALABAMA’s Homefront exhibit, you’ll see real examples of how messaging was used to inspire unity, sacrifice, and action. Come see how words and images helped win a war. We’re also

Who had the biggest fall from grace in history? Philippe Pétain emerged from the First World War as one of France’s most celebrated military heroes. His leadership during the grueling nine‑month Battle of Verdun, where he stabilized collapsing lines, rotated exhausted troops, and became a symbol of endurance, made him the embodiment of French resilience at a moment when the war felt endless. For many, “the Lion of Verdun” represented hope itself. But the arc of his life took a dramatic and devas