Which iconic military recruitment advertisement campaign, introduced during World War I, featured a stern-faced character pointing directly at the viewer and has been widely adapted and parodied worldwide?

Throughout history, military recruitment has relied on various advertising techniques to attract potential soldiers. From ancient Rome's promises of glory and spoils to modern multimedia campaigns highlighting career benefits and patriotism, military advertising has evolved dramatically. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous recruitment campaign that changed military advertising forever and had lasting cultural impact.

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• The "Uncle Sam Wants You" poster (USA, 1917)
• The "Your Country Needs YOU" poster featuring Lord Kitchener (UK, 1914)
• The "Women of Britain Say GO!" poster (UK, 1915)
• The "I Want You for the U.S. Army" sheet music cover (USA, 1915)

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