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Description: | Concept: recruiting, military personnel, aircraft, children, civilian personnel, uniform, propaganda Description: whole: the eight images occupy the majority, each held within a white border. The title is partially integrated and positioned in the left half, in red, held within a yellow inset, and blue and white border. The text is partially integrated and placed in the upper two-thirds, as captions, in red, held within white insets and blue borders. All set against a yellow background. image: the left image is a full-length depiction of a large group of German boys, dressed in uniform, running across a field. The six upper right images depict young German airmen undergoing training for the 'Luftwaffe'. The lower image depicts a formation of German aircraft in flight, set against white clouds. text: De kunst van het zweefvliegen, door de Duitsche jeugdgeesdriftig beoefend, is de grondslag voor de opleiding tot vliegenier. Ervaren officieren geven den toekomstigen piloten les in de moeilijke kunst van het navigeeren. Met behulp van vliegtuigmodellen demonstreert een ervaren jachtvlieger den strijd tusschen een bommenwerper en een jachtvliegtuig. Les aan het richttoestel. Een gecompliceerde inrichting maakt het mogelijk den leerling zoo tescholen, dat hij zijn bommen nauwkeurig kan mikken. Dat zijn toekomstige Duitsche piloten! Jong, frisch, onbezorgd en rotsvastovertuig dat Duitschland de overwinning voor Europa zal behalen. Onafgebroken worden er duizenden jeugdige vliegeniers op de talrijke Duitsche pilotenscholen opgeleid. RESERVE JEUGD VAN GISTEREN PILOTEN VAN VANDAAG WPr IV - NL - Nr. 102 - IV /1944 - [The art of gliding, practised enthusiastically by German youth, is the basis for the training as a pilot. Experienced pilots give the future pilots lessons in the difficult art of navigation. With the help of airplane models, an experienced fighter pilot demonstrates a battle between a bomber and a fighter. Lesson in the trainer. The complex layout makes it possible to teach the pupil in such a way that he can aim his bombs accurately. Those are the future German pilots! Young, fit, carefree, and firmly convinced that Germany will manage to conquer Europe. Thousands of young pilots are continuously being trained at the numerous German pilot schools. Reserves - Yesterday's youth, today's pilots Spanish fleet and Spanish commerce. 1651: England proclaims the [Fragment]] Object: aircraft, desk, flying helmet | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Unknown | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=2823... | Go to resource |
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