WWII is Willie Nelson's twenty-seventh studio album, released in 1982. The title is a pun on "Willie's World War II" and also references the Second World War.
The album was recorded in Nashville studios and produced by Willie Nelson himself. It includes a mix of original songs and covers, featuring tracks like "Whiskey River" and "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys".
Although not one of his most commercially successful albums, WWII showcases Nelson's versatility as a songwriter and performer, solidifying his unique style that blends country, folk, and blues.