Which iconic brand slogan originated from a classified WWII military project but was later adapted for commercial use, becoming one of the most successful brand storytelling examples in retail history?

During major conflicts, particularly World War I and II, government propaganda techniques revolutionized marketing and brand storytelling. Military victory slogans didn't just rally nations - they created enduring templates for commercial brand messaging. This poll explores how a famous WWII-era slogan transitioned from military propaganda to become one of the most recognized commercial brand identities in history. Test your knowledge of where marketing strategy and military history intersect!

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"We Can Do It!" (Rosie the Riveter campaign, later adapted by Westinghouse)
"Keep Calm and Carry On" (British Ministry of Information, later commercialized widely)
"Just Do It" (Adapted from WWII paratrooper phrase, later used by Nike)
"Think Different" (Based on OSS intelligence officer training manual, later used by Apple)