Which retail chain modified its logo specifically for military base exchanges, adding military insignia elements while maintaining its core brand identity?

Throughout military history, certain retail companies have created specialized divisions or product lines to serve military personnel. These brands often develop unique logos that combine military elements with their corporate identity. This trivia tests your knowledge about retail logos that have become iconic within military supply chains and on-base exchanges. Can you identify which famous retail logo was specifically redesigned for military markets?

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AAFES (Army & Air Force Exchange Service) modified the Target logo with eagle wings and stars for on-base stores
Walmart Military created a special logo featuring the original star with added sergeant stripes for their military-focused stores
The Exchange (formerly PX/BX) adapted the Bass Pro Shops logo with military branch emblems for their outdoor recreation departments
Military Commissaries incorporated the Kroger logo with added shield and banner elements for their specialized grocery sections