Which famous American beverage company modified its logo for military PX stores during WWII, changing its traditional red to white to avoid association with Japanese enemies?

During World War II, many American companies adapted their branding to support the war effort. Some made dramatic changes to their packaging, logos, or marketing to reflect patriotic themes or accommodate wartime restrictions. This poll tests your knowledge of how one famous American brand temporarily altered its iconic logo design specifically for military personnel during this pivotal historical period - a fascinating intersection of military history and brand identity.

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Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Dr Pepper
Royal Crown Cola