USS LaVallette sailors taking on ammunition, 1944.
Illustration of World War II USS LaVallette crew members, taking on ammunition in the South Pacific in 1944.
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Dear George-
Your drawings continue to shatter me! The young guys taking on ammunition makes me think about how history keeps repeating itself. We are engaged yet again, in new theatres, no end in sight. Why don’t we ever learn from our past, from our mistakes? I guess that’s just the condition of being human.
I love your work! It makes me feel and think.
Thanks,
Jennie