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This is one of the more enjoyable reads on the site. Published during the Summer of 1945, with the war in Europe over and the Japanese capitulation only six weeks away, the Liberty editors saw fit to run an article that recalled the absolute devotion that so many USO performers displayed again and again in order to guarantee that American military personnel abroad was fully entertained and amused - no matter their proximity to the enemy.

More about the USO can be read here.

     


They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

They Gave Their All for the Troops (Liberty Magazine, 1945)

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