Which famous commercial logo was originally designed in 1942 for the US Army Air Forces 390th Bombardment Group before becoming a globally recognized brand symbol?

Throughout military history, distinctive emblems and insignias have played a crucial role in unit identification, morale, and heritage. Some of these symbols have transcended their military origins to become recognizable brand icons with fascinating development stories. Test your knowledge about one of the most famous military insignias that made its way into commercial branding!

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• The Jeep 'grille' logo (originally from Willys-Overland military vehicles)
• The Zippo windproof lighter emblem (standard issue for WWII soldiers)
• The Jolly Roger skull and crossbones (adapted from WWII fighter squadron insignia)
• The Flying B (Bentley 'wings' logo, derived from RAF squadron markings)

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