Which military recruitment slogan from World War I was created by Alfred Leete and featured the stern face of Lord Kitchener pointing directly at the viewer?

Throughout military history, recruitment and propaganda campaigns have played crucial roles in building forces and maintaining public support. Some military advertising slogans became iconic, representing the values and promises of service across different eras. This poll tests your knowledge of one particularly famous (and controversial) military recruitment slogan that had significant cultural impact during a major 20th century conflict.

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• "Your Country Needs You"
• "Be All You Can Be"
• "For King and Country"
• "Take the King's Shilling"

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