Which famous CEO pioneered the modern military museum gift shop model that's now standard across the world, introducing the concept of 'experience-based retail' to historical institutions?

Throughout history, military conflicts have not only shaped nations but also spawned unique retail opportunities. From Civil War trading cards to modern museum gift shops, the commercialization of military history represents a specialized retail niche with unique challenges and ethical considerations. This poll tests your knowledge of how military history has been marketed and sold to consumers across different eras.

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James S. McDonnell (McDonnell Douglas founder) with his revolutionary Smithsonian Air & Space Museum shop concept in 1976
Ray Kroc (McDonald's) with his sponsorship and retail design for the D-Day Museum in 1980
Sam Walton (Walmart) through his veteran-focused retail initiative at the American Heritage Museum in 1985
Howard Schultz (Starbucks) with his 'historical immersion' retail concept for the Pacific War Memorial in 1992