Which famous company's logo was permanently changed after World War II to reflect its military contributions, adding a star that represented the Navy 'E' Award it received for excellence in wartime production?

During World War II, many civilian companies pivoted their production to support the war effort, often transforming their brand identities in the process. Some logos we know today were significantly influenced by their military contributions. This poll tests your knowledge of how famous brand logos evolved during wartime production and how military contracts shaped corporate identities that persist to this day.

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Jeep (adding the five-pointed star to its logo)
Studebaker (incorporating the military star into its badge design)
Subaru (whose six-star logo represents the Pleiades constellation and wartime aircraft production)
Boeing (whose current swoosh evolved from wartime aircraft insignia)