Which company successfully rebranded from making military equipment in WWII to becoming a household name by applying their wartime manufacturing expertise to consumer products?

After major conflicts throughout history, many military-focused companies have had to pivot their product design and brand identity to survive in peacetime economies. This fascinating transition has given us some everyday products with surprising military origins. Test your knowledge about these strategic pivots from warfare to household use, and learn how military innovation has shaped consumer goods we use today.

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Jeep (originally produced military vehicles before becoming a civilian automotive brand)
Smith & Wesson (shifted from military firearms to primarily kitchen cutlery after WWII)
Boeing (temporarily abandoned aircraft to focus on home appliances during the post-war period)
Remington (converted entirely from firearms to exclusively producing typewriters after the war)