Which famous military-themed brand mascot was created in 1942 specifically to help sell war bonds, but later became one of the most enduring retail marketing symbols in American history?

During World War II, major brands supported the war effort while maintaining their commercial presence. This unique intersection of military history and brand strategy created some of the most iconic advertising campaigns in retail history, with companies adapting their marketing to both support troops and maintain civilian brand loyalty. Test your knowledge about one of the most famous military-related brand mascots that emerged during this pivotal historical period.

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Smokey Bear (U.S. Forest Service)
Rosie the Riveter (War Production Co-ordinating Committee)
Willie and Joe (Infantry cartoons by Bill Mauldin)
Kilroy (The 'Kilroy Was Here' phenomenon)