1962 US Army Recruiting Brochure \"What Would You Like To Do?\" Vintage Ephemera For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of mid-century military history with this vintage 1962 U.S. Army recruiting brochure. This accordion-fold ephemera, titled \"WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO?\" and \"WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO?\", showcases the diverse opportunities available in \"Today\'s Army.\" The vibrant red and blue design features a silhouette of a soldier on the front, opening to reveal various career paths and special programs.Inside, the brochure presents different \"IF\" scenarios, each accompanied by a photograph of a soldier representing roles such as combat, special programs (Airborne, Special Forces), general education, technical training (electronics, mechanics), and global assignments. This unique item offers a glimpse into recruitment strategies of the early 1960s, highlighting the emphasis on personal choice and career development within the armed forces. It\'s a compelling collectible for military history enthusiasts, ephemera collectors, or anyone interested in Cold War-era Americana and graphic design.