Which company's logo was so ubiquitous on military equipment during WWII that it became known as 'The Arsenal of Democracy' and featured a prominent red pentagon shape?

Throughout military history, certain products and their logos have become synonymous with wartime efforts and battlefield success. These iconic brand identities often tell stories of innovation, reliability, and sometimes controversy. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable military product logos that had a significant impact during a critical period in military history. Do you know which companies' visual identities have become intertwined with military operations and success?

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Willys-Overland (Jeep) with its seven-slot grille design
Chrysler Corporation with its five-pointed star in a red pentagon
Boeing with its stylized red wing insignia
Colt Manufacturing with its rampant horse logo