Which famous retail logo was directly inspired by a WWII military patch design that was later modified for commercial use?

Throughout military history, distinctive logos and branding have played crucial roles in unit identification, morale, and even psychological warfare. From ancient shield designs to modern military insignias, these symbols became powerful marketing tools when adapted for civilian products. This poll tests your knowledge of how military branding has influenced commercial product design and consumer culture across generations.

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Jeep's seven-slot grille logo (based on the original Willys MB front grille design from 1941)
Nike's swoosh (inspired by the insignia of the USAAF 91st Bombardment Group)
Ray-Ban's aviator symbol (derived from Strategic Air Command's shield emblem)
Under Armour's logo (modeled after the U.S. Marine Corps Force Recon shoulder patch)