Which World War II military product's distinctive shape became so iconic for brand recognition that the company was forced to redesign it after the war to distance itself from its wartime association?

Throughout military history, branding and product recognition have played crucial roles in shaping military identity and effectiveness. From distinctive uniforms to iconic equipment designs, militaries have leveraged brand strategy to create recognition, instill fear in enemies, and build morale among troops. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating case of military brand recognition that changed battlefield dynamics and marketing history.

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Coca-Cola bottles, whose distinctive 'Mae West' curved shape was associated with supplying Axis troops
Zippo lighters, whose rectangular brass design became too strongly associated with American soldiers
Hugo Boss uniforms, which had to completely rebrand after designing Nazi SS uniforms
Fanta Orange soda, originally created by Coca-Cola's German branch during trade embargoes with Nazi Germany