Which iconic military recruitment slogan was created during WWII specifically to recruit women into the U.S. Army and featured a woman in uniform?

Throughout history, military recruitment has relied on powerful advertising campaigns to attract volunteers and boost morale. These campaigns often became cultural touchstones, reflecting the values and concerns of their eras. From Uncle Sam's pointed finger to modern digital recruitment strategies, military advertising has evolved dramatically while maintaining its core purpose. Test your knowledge of these influential marketing efforts that shaped military history and popular culture.

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"We Can Do It!" (Rosie the Riveter campaign)
"Uncle Sam Wants You"
"Be All You Can Be"
"The Girl with the WAC" (Women's Army Corps)