KilroyWasHere

"Kilroy Was Here" began with inspector James J. Kilroy and became a WWII soldier's symbol.

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"Kilroy Was Here," popularized in WWII, likely originated with James J. Kilroy, a Quincy, Massachusetts, shipyard inspector who marked his work with the phrase. American soldiers adopted it, spreading it as a symbol of their presence.