Which of these companies successfully repositioned itself from a WWII military supplier to a civilian brand by marketing its failed wartime product as a household lubricant?

Throughout history, many companies that began with military contracts have successfully repositioned their brands for civilian markets. This transformation often involved significant changes in brand messaging, product development, and market positioning. Test your knowledge about these fascinating pivots from wartime suppliers to household names that have shaped consumer culture and retail history.

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WD-40 Company (originally Rocket Chemical Company)
Coleman (originally American Lamp Company)
Jeep (originally Willys-Overland)
Ray-Ban (originally Bausch & Lomb)