Which military supply chain innovation from WWII directly revolutionized modern retail inventory management and is considered the forerunner to today's barcode system?

Throughout history, military success has often hinged on supply chain efficiency. From Alexander the Great to modern warfare, logistics capabilities have determined the outcome of conflicts more than tactical brilliance alone. This poll tests your knowledge of how military supply chains transformed retail and consumer product distribution systems that we use today. Many civilian supply chain innovations originated from military necessity - do you know which technologies made the leap from battlefield to marketplace?

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The Logistical Data Automation (LOGDA) system developed by the US Army in 1943
The Soviet Union's centralized requisition tracking network from 1941
The Cataloging and Identification System implemented by the UK Royal Navy in 1940
The US Navy's Numerical Identification (NID) coding system established in 1942 for tracking supplies