Death on Subs! (1943) U.S. Navy poster - Jon Whitcomb
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Estimated delivery (calendar days) : Posters 5 · Canvases 8 · Framed canvases 12. Production and transit included. Delivery times are estimates.
Posters, canvases and framing options are available depending on size and destination.
A tracking link is emailed to you as soon as the order ships.
- You have 30 days from receipt to request a return.
- Return shipping costs are paid by the customer.
- Contact us before sending your return.
For a damaged, defective or incorrect item, contact us so we can arrange the appropriate solution.
Your statutory rights remain unaffected.
Have a question about your order? Our team is available Monday to Saturday from 8:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Write to us at Contact form .
Hours are in Paris time.
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Death on Subs!, an official U.S. Navy poster
Illustrated by Jon Whitcomb and published in 1943 by Lutz & Sheinkman for the U.S. Navy’s Industrial Incentive Division, this Second World War poster addressed manufacturers of equipment for destroyer escorts. Its message frames the Battle of the Atlantic as a race against time.
The destroyer escort DE-280
The massive bow of DE-280 cuts through a dark-blue sea as a white explosion rises to starboard and a convoy appears on the horizon. Built at the Boston Navy Yard in 1943, the vessel was transferred to the Royal Navy as HMS Kingsmill (K 484).
A call to meet production deadlines
The yellow panel reproduces a dispatch signed by Rear Admiral E. L. Cochrane, Chief of the Bureau of Ships. It urges workers not to keep the destroyer escorts, described as “wolfhounds”, waiting against the German U-boat wolf packs, and ends by asking them to make every part on time.
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