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It was a World War I U.S. Army recruiting poster. James Montgomery Flagg painted Uncle Sam in 1916, then the government turned it into a 1917 enlistment ad: stern old man in a stars-and-stripes hat, finger pointed at whoever is looking, text that says the Army wants you. They printed about four million of them so young men would feel personally called to sign up. Same image came back for World War II. That’s what it was before it became a joke template.