Which of these well-known consumer brands began as a military contractor during WWII, manufacturing aircraft parts before transforming into its current identity?

Many of today's familiar consumer brands and products have surprising origins in military contracting or were developed by companies with significant military histories. This poll explores how companies that once focused on wartime production successfully pivoted to create household names and everyday items we now take for granted. Test your knowledge about these fascinating corporate transformations and the enduring brand legacies that emerged from military origins.

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Toyota (originally made trucks and vehicle components for the Imperial Japanese Army)
Raytheon (developed microwave technology for radar systems before creating the first microwave oven)
Nintendo (produced playing cards for Japanese soldiers before becoming a gaming company)
Gillette (manufactured razor blades specifically for military use before civilian markets)