See them here.
This one is particularly interesting because it features Dorie Miller, who was played by Cuba Gooding Jr. in Pearl Harbor.
As a former member of the Civil Air Patrol, I appreciate poster #25.
From the official site of the U.S. Air Force (emphasis mine):
I’ve read that the sinking of U-166 was credited to a CAP pilot; but one site suggests that U-166 was sunk two or three days earlier in a Naval action, and that the CAP pilot actually made an unsuccessful attack on U-171.
Still I do remember hearing that the CAP sunk one sub, and one German U-boat commander cursed ‘those damned yellow airplanes’; not to mention damaging ten subs, which adversely affected their missions.
Wow, how has that ‘Liberators’ one not been re-used recently?
A bit earlier than WWII, but I’ve got a vintage copy of this poster hanging on my wall.
I prefer this one, from the same era. 
I really outta get back to finishing the photoshop job I was doing for an updated version…
I am so getting a Star of David loincloth.
Actually, any attack that caused the sub to have to submerge was a good one. A sub’s search radius is much smaller when submerged (periscope) than when surfaced (lookouts on bridge with binoculars), and there’s a good chance the quarry could sail out of sight. Plus WWII subs were much slower submerged than surfaced.
That’s one tough-looking Chinese woman.
I always loved the similar one showing the Canadian.
for a few years I was really into WW2 propaganda. My walls were covered in them.
Right now I only have the Kultu-Terror anti-American one up in the hobby room. (ETA: this poster is called also known as"Liberators" and is the first one in the op)
One of my favorite’s is Churchill’s head on a bulldog body that says “Hold the Line”