Geraldine Hodor (July 3 1,1924–2065438+001February 26) [1] may be "We can do it!" Poster, later considered as the embodiment of Rossi, the iconic rivet worker in World War II.

"We can do it!" It is an American wartime poster made by J. Howard Miller for Westinghouse Electric in 1943, as an inspirational image to boost workers' morale. This poster is usually thought to be based on a black-and-white news agency photo of a Michigan factory worker named Geraldine Hoff.

1943 J. Howard miller encourages the morale of female employees, regardless of black and white.

Her name is Geraldine Hodor.

Slogan "We can do it!" We can do it!