Posted on May 31, 2021

Military Museum Remembers the Master Cartoonist Who Was ‘Drawn to Combat’

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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By the age of 23 he had fought in World War II, tangled with Gen. Patton, and won his first Pulitzer Prize. Cartoonist Bill Mauldin created artwork for magazines, books and newspapers from the 1940s into the ‘90s.

A new exhibition remembers this American original with a strong connection to Chicago.

Military Museum Remembers the Master Cartoonist Who Was ‘Drawn to Combat’

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PO1 Kevin Dougherty

Posted 3 y ago

Loved his cartoons.

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SFC Randy Hellenbrand

Posted 3 y ago

I have his book, Bill Mauldin's Army, 1984 3rd printing from the Military Book Club.. It's great!!! If you had any family members who fought the fascist in Europe in WWII, you gotta read it.

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Military Museum Remembers the Master Cartoonist Who Was ‘Drawn to Combat’

Military Museum Remembers the Master Cartoonist Who Was ‘Drawn to Combat’

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