Getting the public to send V-Mails rather than traditional letters required a vibrant promotional campaign by the businesses, the government, and community organizations.
“Victory Mail,” a temporary exhibition open at the National Postal Museum, showcases the museum’s collection of World War II V-Mail correspondence. “V” for “Victory,” a popular World War II symbol, was the inspiration for the name of this new-fangled correspondence style.
Object Number: NPM_2007_2004_66.JPG