WW2 Pin-Up Girl - Springfield Sniper Rifle Engineers From steaming jungles to arid

From steaming jungles to arid deserts and mountains

This warrior is marching with a machine gun

The "Devil Dogs" nickname for Marines appeared in newspapers in the United States in April 1918

sailors and soldiers in the Pacific theatre of WW2

This piece was inspired by the poem "No Politics" by Marine Veteran and Poet

WW2 Pin-Up Girl - Springfield Sniper Rifle Engineers From steaming jungles to aridThis American traditional style pin up is holding one of the weapons that helped the Marines and Soldiers win the Second World War. Complete with her weapon, coconut bra, grad client and Gung Ho attitude, winning the war is no problem! High resolution digital print of the original watercolor artwork. All of our artwork is printed on high quality card stock.