!["México por la libertad", allied poster from 1942. [1062x1390 - 195KB]](https://files.catbox.moe/zn4vqf.jpg){kind=link}
The Mexican and US Eagles struck down their brother NSDAP Eagle, and have suffered for their sin ever since.
The Mexican and US Eagles struck down their brother NSDAP Eagle, and have suffered for their sin ever since.
I looked up Mexico's contributions to WW2 and they were basically this:
1.) Mexico allowed the US to conscript mexicans who were living in the US into the US military.
2.) America imported some mexicans to work on our farms while the US was off fighting the war
3.) Mexico sent 33 people to America to get free training as fighter pilots who, using American aircraft, they flew a bunch of missions in the liberation of the Philippines. They were called "the aztec eagles" so they were probably the inspiration for this propaganda poster.
I looked up Mexico's contributions to WW2 and they were basically this:
1.) Mexico *allowed* the US to conscript mexicans who were living in the US into the US military.
2.) America imported some mexicans to work on our farms while the US was off fighting the war
3.) Mexico sent 33 people to America to get free training as fighter pilots who, using American aircraft, they flew a bunch of missions in the liberation of the Philippines. They were called "the aztec eagles" so they were probably the inspiration for this propaganda poster.
Are you sure they weren't trained to fly Colombian, Bolivian, Peruvian contraband for the DEA/CIA?
Are you sure they weren't trained to fly Colombian, Bolivian, Peruvian contraband for the DEA/CIA?
Do you realize how long ago ww2 was?
Do you realize how long ago ww2 was?
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