“I’m proud of you folks too” Poster
One of the military's goals during World War Two was the maintenance of civilian morale. Without it, production would...
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Since the Center for Security Policy’s founding in 1988, we have challenged establishment orthodoxy and refused to sacrifice principles for expedience in Washington. Our work is rooted in the proven strategy of Peace Through Strength as applied to the needed 21st Century strategy of America First. Our security and freedom depend on a strong America and leaders who will use instruments of national power wisely to keep our nation out of unnecessary wars.
The Center for Security Policy is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization that educates policymakers, legislators, the media and the American public. We are funded by generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations.
Transcript of CNBC Divest Terror debate
The following is a transcipt of a debate on CNBC's "Morning Call." The debate featured the Center's President Frank Gaffney...
Latin America’s radical grassroots (part 1)
The emergence of Latin American neo-populism, as well as the political mobilization indigenous peoples, has created a new class of political prey for radical leaders...
“Our Children” Poster
In World War II Britain, not every poster dealt with themes of morale, production, or war finance. The Home Islands,...
“Keep Him Free” Poster
In time of conflict, national symbols are frequently used to engage the populace and enlist them in the war...
Financial weapons can be effective
By Laura Goldman Since there have already been 3,468 military deaths and countless civilian fatalities in Iraq, shouldn't we search...
“For their future” Poster
During World War II public relations specialists advised the U.S. Government that the most effective war posters were the...
“Help Deliver the Goods” Poster
“Do it now,” urges this World War I-era U.S. Navy poster, which features a young sailor featured smiling as...
Veteran earnings are competitive
Military pay with benefits is comparable to its civilian counterpart, and there is no statistical evidence that veterans earn less...
“Deserve Victory”
The image of the fabled leader, his finger pointed at the viewer in admonition, is one of the most famous...
“I Want You” Poster
Arguably the most famous American poster of all time is the "I Want You" US Army recruiting post created by James Montgomery...
“Man the Guns” Poster
Original WW II Navy recruiting poster Masculine strength was a common visual theme in many patriotic posters. Pictures of powerful...
STRATCOM: Safe, reliable deterrence critical
By Donna Miles As the United States works to reduce its nuclear weapons stockpile, it must ensure it has enough...
Bush and Lula sign agreement on biofuels
President George W. Bush just finished a week long trip to Latin America, the longest visit to the region of...
The way forward for Senate and DHS
Secretary Chertoff, DHS, and the Senate are on the right track, although there is much room for improvement. Last week, the...
Blunt truth about the surge
In spite of the surge's palpable success, anti-war legislators are determined to bring the troops home, the mission incomplete. In a...