Which of these famous brand slogans originated during World War II as part of the company's military production efforts?

Throughout history, many civilian brands have played crucial roles in military conflicts by manufacturing essential equipment, vehicles, or supplies. Some companies even transformed their entire production lines to support war efforts before returning to civilian markets. This poll tests your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of commercial brands and military history—can you identify which famous slogan was created during wartime production?

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"Jeep: There's Only One" - created when Willys-Overland began producing the iconic vehicles for the U.S. Army in 1941
"Coca-Cola: The Pause That Refreshes" - developed when Coca-Cola established mobile bottling plants for troops overseas
"M&M's: Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands" - created when the candy was designed for soldiers in hot climates
"Gillette: The Best a Man Can Get" - introduced when the company became the exclusive razor supplier to U.S. armed forces