Which major textile company first mass-produced 'Disruptive Pattern Material' (DPM) camouflage uniforms in 1942, revolutionizing military supply chains by standardizing production techniques still used today?

During World War I, retail supply chain management underwent a revolutionary transformation when military needs drove product innovation in battlefield camouflage. Artists, designers, and manufacturers collaborated to develop patterns and materials that could conceal troops and equipment from aerial observation. This poll tests your knowledge about how commercial textile companies pivoted to support this crucial military advancement.

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J.C. Penney Military Division
Tootal Broadhurst Lee Company
Montgomery Ward Defense Systems
Sears Roebuck War Materials Corporation