File:Preventing Venereal Disease (Poster, Korean War, 1951).jpg

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Description	English: this is a photograph of a sign posted trying to prevent venereal disease while in Korea. On the left is a silhouette of a woman, a soldier in the center, and another person pointing to the woman. The text of the sign is on the right and reads: "Why Accept This? It is a sucker bait. ARE YOU ONE? The Facts are: 1. No rotation with V.D. 2. Imperfect children. 3. Permanently sterile. 4. Become a useless & costly burden." From: Gene Putnam. Ca 1951. Accession Number 2017-246; 5x7 inches (13x18 cm) Black & White
Date	1 January 1951
Source	https://www.trumanlibrary.gov/photograph-records/2017-246
Author	Gene Putnam; Harry S. Truman Library & Museum.

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