Which famous military insignia was deliberately designed with psychological warfare in mind and reportedly caused German soldiers to nickname its users 'Roosevelt's Butchers' during WWII?

Throughout military history, visual insignia and logos have played a crucial role in unit identification, morale, and psychological warfare. From ancient Roman standards to modern military patches, these symbols represent much more than mere decoration—they embody heritage, instill fear in enemies, and create powerful brand recognition on the battlefield. Test your knowledge about one of history's most recognizable military logos and its consumer psychology impact.

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• The 101st Airborne Division's 'Screaming Eagle'
• The 1st Infantry Division's 'Big Red One'
• The 1st Armored Division's 'Old Ironsides'
• The 2nd Infantry Division's Indian Head patch with tomahawk

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