Which military product's innovative packaging design during WWII featured a distinctive round, flat tin that soldiers nicknamed the 'pocket humidor' and became an iconic symbol of American support for troops?

Throughout military history, product packaging has played a crucial role in troop morale, supply logistics, and even tactical operations. From K-rations to modern MREs, the evolution of military product packaging reflects changing warfare strategies and technological advancements. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable packaging innovations that impacted military operations during a pivotal historical conflict.

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• Lucky Strike cigarettes in their 'Going Green' packaging
• Camel cigarettes in their waterproof 'Military Pack'
• Prince Albert pipe tobacco in its 'Crimp Cut' tins
• Zippo lighters in their windproof metal cases with the bottom stamp 'For the boys in service'

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