Which World War I recruitment poster campaign featured a pointing figure and became one of the most influential advertising images in military history, later adapted by many countries?

Throughout history, military forces have employed sophisticated marketing strategies to attract recruits and build public support. From iconic posters to memorable slogans, these recruitment campaigns represent some of the most influential and enduring examples of persuasive advertising in history. This trivia question explores one of the most famous military marketing campaigns that changed recruitment strategy forever.

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Lord Kitchener's "Your Country Needs You" (UK, 1914)
The "Rosie the Riveter" campaign (US, 1917)
The "Loose Lips Sink Ships" security posters (US, 1917)
The "Destroy This Mad Brute" anti-German campaign (US, 1917)