This 1941 cartoon nailed modern Army life

As 1941-America faced the prospect of entering World War II, Looney Tunes made a cartoon that perfectly captured the struggles of Army life. Surprisingly (or maybe not considering the timeless nature of serving), the jokes still work in the modern Army.

There are those annoying times that soldiers playing bummer Army games like "Never-Ending Ruck March" have to walk past a sign for civilian luxuries like trains.

The cartoon, voiced by legends like Mel Blanc, even takes shots at what it's like to train with tight budgets, something service members dealing with sequestration can understand.

In 1941, the paratroopers appear to have been the most affected by budget cuts and having to use "simulated" gear.

The machine gunners get off easy since they can practice firing in 3 to 5-second bursts using food in the chow hall.

(The whole thing is pretty funny, so check it out below):