Which famous military leader's name was used to market a submachine gun that became one of the most widely produced weapons of WWII?

Throughout military history, product endorsements have played a surprising role in equipping and supplying forces around the world. From famous generals lending their names to weapons systems to battlefield-tested equipment becoming civilian bestsellers, the relationship between military figures and commercial products has a fascinating history. Test your knowledge of these notable military product endorsements that changed both warfare and consumer markets.

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General George S. Patton (The Patton M1)
General Douglas MacArthur (The MacArthur M2)
General George C. Marshall (The Marshall M3)
General Omar Bradley (The Bradley M4)