After WWII, which location strategy was most critical to the success of the first major military surplus retail chains in the United States?

Following World War II, military surplus stores revolutionized retail in America. These establishments transformed military excess into civilian commodities, creating an entirely new retail category. The strategic retail locations of these stores played a crucial role in their success and cultural impact. Test your knowledge about this unique intersection of military history and retail geography!

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Positioning stores near active military bases to attract service members
Establishing in urban centers with high industrial worker populations
Opening primarily in college towns to target young veterans using the G.I. Bill
Focusing on rural locations where hunting and outdoor activities were popular