Which famous commercial logo originated as nose art on American military aircraft during World War II before becoming a retail brand identity?

During World War II, product development and military morale intersected in fascinating ways. Various symbols, mascots, and designs emerged that would later become commercial icons. This poll tests your knowledge of one famous logo that originated from military aircraft nose art before becoming a global retail phenomenon. This transition from military symbol to commercial brand represents one of the most successful examples of military imagery crossing into mainstream retail and product development.

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Jeep's seven-slot grille design
The Jolly Rogers skull and crossbones (later adapted by various clothing brands)
The Sperry Top-Sider boat shoe anchor logo
The Bomber Jacket Girl (which became the Bomber Betty retail brand)