War songs, movies, rallies, victory concerts, v-mail, buttons, medals, memorials and monuments encouraged patriotic efforts at home. American Marines raising the flag at Iwo Jima (World War II photograph that was the inspiration for a monument, posters and patriotic memorabilia ) Armistice Day peace celebration (WWI peace parade) Ashland, Aroostook County, Maine. Girl scouts at the Memorial Day ceremonies (WWII photo of Memorial Day ceremonies) Children pointing at movie poster for Uncle Sam at Work (WWI photograph in front patriotic movie poster) For your country and my country (WWI recruiting song) Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Sergeant George Camblair writing letters home from camp (WWII photo of soldier writing letters) Francis Gordon standing in front of a war map (WWI photo of citizen viewing war maps) In war as in peace The Kodak is at the front (WWI advertisement with patriotic theme) It calls you – Your country (WWI poster advertising patriotic rally) Kay Francis and Mitzi Mayfair (WWII photo of USO entertainers) Medals of Honor - Victory Liberty Loan For American soldiers - for American civilians (WWI poster showing war medals) Now that the fighting is over (WWI peace song celebrating end of war) Over there (WWI patriotic song) Reach your boy overseas by V-mail (WWII poster promoting the use of V-mail) Reading war news aboard streetcar (WWII photo of citizen keeping up with the news) Sailor and girl at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (WWII photo) Silent tribute to the war dead (WWII rally and silent tribute to war dead) There's nobody home but me (WWI patriotic song) V-mail--Easy to write - fast - great to get - often (WWII poster promoting V-mail) V-mail (WWII photo showing V-mail room in the Pentagon) Victory concerts at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (WWII poster advertising free victory concert) War heroes to speak to war workers (WWII photo showing war heroes preparing to speak to war workers) War workers. Social activities (WWII photo of USO workers entertaining servicemen) Workers unloading crates of books at the Chicago Public Library (WWI photo of workers collecting books for soldiers)