Which famous military equipment manufacturer rebranded itself in 2007, changing its century-old logo to distance itself from its artillery manufacturing past?

Throughout history, military equipment manufacturers have created some of the world's most recognizable brand identities, with logos and marketing campaigns that have transcended their original contexts. These companies often navigated complex challenges balancing commercial success with ethical considerations while maintaining customer loyalty among government clients. Test your knowledge about the intersection of military history and product branding with this challenging question!

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Krupp (now ThyssenKrupp) - replaced its three interlocking rings with a new corporate identity
Remington - removed the rifle silhouette from its logo to emphasize consumer products
Beretta - modernized its three arrows symbol to focus on sportsman heritage instead of military contracts
Heckler & Koch - replaced its knight's head logo with 'HK' lettering to minimize military associations