Which controversial WWII military figure's product endorsement for war bonds was quickly pulled from circulation in 1945 after public backlash?

During World War II, product endorsements took on patriotic significance as Hollywood stars and military heroes promoted war bonds. These campaigns revolutionized how governments marketed financial instruments to civilians, creating unprecedented brand loyalty toward national defense initiatives. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most controversial wartime product endorsements that sparked debate about the ethics of military marketing.

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General George S. Patton's 'Victory Bonds' campaign that featured him posing with captured Nazi flags
General Douglas MacArthur's 'Pacific Victory Series' that claimed Japanese surrender was imminent months too early
Admiral Chester Nimitz's 'Naval Heroes' campaign that exaggerated Pacific battle victories to boost sales
General Jonathan Wainwright's 'Bataan Survivor' series released shortly after his liberation from Japanese POW camp