Eisenhower National Historic Site

Magazine Cover
1944
The American Rifleman, Volume 92, Number 8.
Published by The National Rifle Association of America, Washington, D.C.

By mid-June 1944, with D-Day a success, the Allies gained a solid foothold on the continent from which to launch further attacks on German forces. Eisenhower was the hero of the day. Back at home his portrait appeared on the covers of numerous news magazines, including Time and Life. The August issue of the National Rifle Association’s publication, The American Rifleman, featured a color photograph of the Supreme Allied Commander.

Paper. L 27.2 cm. W 21.2 cm. T 0.3 cm.
Eisenhower National Historic Site, EISE 11247.



Magazine Cover 1944 The American Rifleman, Volume 92, Number 8. Published by The National Rifle Association of America, Washington, D.C. By mid-June 1944, with D-Day a success, the Allies gained a solid foothold on the continent from which to launch further attacks on German forces. Eisenhower was the hero of the day. Back at home his portrait appeared on the covers of numerous news magazines, including Time and Life. The August issue of the National Rifle Association’s publication, The American Rifleman, featured a color photograph of the Supreme Allied Commander. Paper. L 27.2 cm. W 21.2 cm. T 0.3 cm. Eisenhower National Historic Site, EISE 11247.
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