Which World War I recruitment poster featuring a stern, pointing figure became so influential that its design approach was later adopted by military campaigns worldwide?

Throughout history, military recruitment has relied on powerful advertising campaigns to attract volunteers and boost morale. These campaigns not only reflected the values and priorities of their era but also pioneered marketing techniques that later influenced civilian advertising. From iconic posters to memorable slogans, military advertising has left an indelible mark on our cultural consciousness. Test your knowledge of these historic recruitment campaigns that helped shape military history.

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Lord Kitchener's 'Your Country Needs YOU' (UK, 1914)
The 'I Want You for U.S. Army' Uncle Sam poster (USA, 1917)
The 'Women of Britain Say GO!' poster (UK, 1915)
The 'Destroy This Mad Brute' anti-German poster (USA, 1918)