Which major American retail corporation was founded by a military officer who started his business using military surplus supplies after World War II?

The intersection of military needs and retail innovation has created some of the world's most recognizable brands. During and after major conflicts, companies emerged or pivoted to serve military personnel and later expanded to become civilian retail giants. This poll explores a fascinating aspect of how military procurement and surplus handling gave birth to one of America's most iconic retail establishments.

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Walmart (founded by Sam Walton, who served as an Army intelligence officer and used his savings to open his first store)
Target (founded by George Dayton, who supplied military uniforms during WWII before expanding to department stores)
Sears (founded by Richard Warren Sears, who sold surplus military watches to railway agents after the Civil War)
Home Depot (founded by Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank, former Navy logistics officers who specialized in military construction supplies)