http://www.cagle.com/news/women-in-combat/page/16/#.UXWAKbW-kX8 I am analyzing Adam Zyglis' "Women in the Military" political cartoon. Zyglis is the staff cartoonist for The Buffalo News and his cartoons are also internationally syndicated by Cagle Cartoons. I chose this political cartoon out of the sea of political articles, cartoons, and videos due to the fact that I feel strongly about the subject, and I feel as if this cartoon states a very strong and true message. Adam Zyglis uses a spin-off from an archetype to portray is opinion on women being unprohibited from military combat. Zyglis uses the "We Can Do It!" American wartime propaganda poster produced by J. Howard Miller in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric as an inspirational image to boost worker morale. The poster was used to promote feminism and other political issues. Most recently its been used to promote women canidates in elections. His political cartoon uses this 1940's motivational workforce poster to promote women's right to go into combat in our armed forces. If you research America's past beliefs it will be shown that women's rights have made a lot of advancements in our nation's society and without these advancements our country would not be as advanced as it is now. Women have come a far way even when all odds were against them, and by Zyglis using the "We Can Do It!" photo in his political cartoon he expresses this. Media has changed a great deal over time in the way that it is distributed and used, and what it covers. Decades ago media could only be made on papermaterials and such and was usually used to locate criminals, promote electorial canidates, inform society of local happenings, and advertise movies and such. Now we have physical as well as electronical media such as newspapers, magazines, radio shows, television, websites, posters and much more that covers not only what the