Every branch of the American military adopted pin-up girls as a symbol of unification during World War II. She may have been an actress or a model by vocation, but as a pin-up girl she was much more - she was the lover left behind, the dream girl one desired to cradle, the sister whose pen kept their world alive. This lone vision of beauty was all the goodness that had vanished. | The Pin-up Girls Of World War Ii by Brett Kiser, Paperback | Indigo Chapters