V-Day Print with all the WWII battles listed

Our original design, all of the battles in which American forces were involved, listed in order, starting with the attack on Pearl Harbor and ending with the dropping of the atomic bombs, in the shape of "V" for Victory.

Size: 10" x 14"

About the paper weight and printing process: Printed on a 10 pt. Cardstock matte using standard inks. 

This design is also available on a crewneck shirt with a 100% cotton made in USA option.

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More on the design

This design commemorates the end of WWII, with all of the battles in which American forces were involved are listed in order, starting with the attack on Pearl Harbor and ending with the dropping of the atomic bombs.  

At the the bottom, this quote, from FDR's address to Congress and the nation following the attack on Pearl Harbor:

We will not only defend ourselves to the uttermost but will make it very certain that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.

Also includes the 48-star American flag with the years of America's involvement, 1941-1945.

May 8, 1945 marks V-E Day, Victory in Europe, when the “cease fire” took effective on 11:01 pm Central European Time. The first signing of surrender occurred on May 7, 1945 in Rheims, France; a second surrender ceremony took place on May 8, 1945 in Berlin. Because of the time difference, Russia and other Eastern Countries mark V-E Day on May 9th. 

September 2, 1945 marks V-J Day, Victory in Japan, when Japan signed the surrender documents aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay.

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