Which innovative packaging design feature did Winchester introduce for its .30-06 ammunition supplied to American forces during World War I that revolutionized battlefield resupply?

Throughout history, military equipment manufacturers have employed various marketing strategies to secure government contracts. From showcasing their products at military exhibitions to highlighting technological innovations in promotional materials, these companies have competed fiercely in the defense sector marketplace. This poll explores an interesting aspect of historical military product marketing that shaped purchasing decisions during a critical period of modern warfare.

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The Doughboy Box - a waterproof wooden crate with brass handles that could be repurposed as a field desk
The cloth bandolier with individual pocket dividers, allowing soldiers to carry ammunition more efficiently
The Victory Tin - a hermetically sealed metal container with a printed tactical map on the inside lid
The Quick-Draw Carton with perforated sections allowing ammunition to be distributed in exact counts