Which post-war product launch strategy led to the creation of the first major chain of Army-Navy surplus stores in the United States?

After World War II, a significant retail phenomenon emerged that would forever change how military surplus products reached civilian consumers. These specialty stores became cultural landmarks, offering everything from combat boots to field jackets to the general public. Test your knowledge about this unique retail concept that bridges military history and consumer culture!

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Operation Surplus: The War Assets Administration's systematic liquidation of military excess through dedicated civilian retail channels
The Pentagon Marketplace Initiative: A government program designed to fund veterans who opened military-themed retail shops
Victory Stores: Montgomery Ward's exclusive contract to sell decommissioned military equipment through their catalog
Project Homefront: Sears Roebuck's specialized department created specifically to market military gear to returning soldiers