The iconic recruitment posters during the First World War made him one of the most recognisable faces in British history. Lord Kitchener’s moustachioed face and steely eyes stared down from ...

A recruitment poster of the stern-eyed Lord Kitchener has become a defining image of World War One. A clever illustrator's psychological trickery has spawned a thousand imitations, writes Adam ...

The posters shown here are just a sampling of what’s available at the Bruce Museum, located in Greenwich, Connecticut. The exhibit runs from January 20 to June 3, 2018.

Or at least, the British Army does. "Me me me millennials", "phone zombies" and "selfie addicts" are the target of a new recruitment campaign being rolled out by the UK Ministry of Defence in a ...

The posters following evoke the famous Lord Kitchener designs used during World War One, with the new £1.5 million campaign set to feature on billboard across the country. Advertisement Hide Ad ...

Tamworth did not realise that behind the copy of the Proclamation were no fewer than 11 recruitment posters for the British army. It was common at the time for a poster site to be plastered over ...

British and Belgian forces were trying to delay the Germans from breaking into France. But as they were pushed back to Antwerp, Kitchener - famed for featuring on WW1 recruitment posters with the ...

British recruitment posters for the first World War are presented in the exhibition “Join Now! The British Empire’s Entry into The War” which opens today.

Football played a crucial role in recruitment for the British war effort in 1914. And it became a unifying force between Britain and Germany’s warring armies during the historic truce on the … ...