Which post-war military surplus retail phenomenon created a massive new consumer market in the 1940s-50s, with hundreds of dedicated stores opening across America?

Throughout history, military surplus retail has been a fascinating intersection of military history and consumer markets. After major conflicts, surplus equipment often finds its way into civilian hands through specialized retail channels. This poll tests your knowledge about how military surplus retail transformed following one of history's largest conflicts, creating an entirely new retail segment that still influences tactical gear markets today.

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The 'Navy Yard' retail expansion following the Spanish-American War
The 'Post-WWI Arsenal Sell-Off' retail movement of the 1920s
The 'WWII Surplus Store' boom that introduced millions of consumers to military-grade products
The 'Cold War Preparedness' retail chain expansion of the 1960s