During World War II, the noses and tails of airplanes often were painted with cartoon characters, topless women or even some geographical landmarks. A history professor explains the meaning and stories behind those iconic designs.
Dr. John Curatola is giving a talk, Props and Pin Ups: Nose Art in World War II,at the National Archives on June 3.
Guests:
- John Curatola, historian and professor, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
