Which famous military recruitment advertising campaign of the early 20th century featured the stern-faced image of a pointing authority figure that has since been widely parodied and adapted worldwide?

Throughout military history, recruitment campaigns have evolved dramatically to appeal to different generations and societal values. These campaigns represent fascinating examples of product marketing, where the 'product' is military service. This poll explores one of the most influential military recruitment advertising campaigns in history and tests your knowledge of how military organizations have marketed themselves to potential recruits.

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Lord Kitchener's 'Your Country Needs YOU' poster (UK, 1914)
The 'Be All You Can Be' U.S. Army campaign (1980s)
The Soviet Red Army's 'Workers of the World, Unite!' posters
Napoleon's 'La Patrie en Danger' recruitment proclamations