Which famous military 'brand ambassador' was created by artist James Montgomery Flagg in 1917 and was actually based on the artist's own face?

Throughout military history, nations have employed various 'brand ambassadors' to boost recruitment, maintain morale, and generate public support for war efforts. These iconic figures became the faces of military campaigns, combining propaganda with early forms of brand marketing. From Uncle Sam to Lord Kitchener, these military brand ambassadors shaped how civilians perceived conflicts and inspired generations to enlist. Test your knowledge about these historical military recruitment icons!

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Uncle Sam (U.S.A)
Lord Kitchener (U.K.)
Rosie the Riveter (U.S.A)
Soviet Worker (U.S.S.R.)