Which luxury fashion brand faced massive backlash in 2019 for releasing a 'bomber jacket collection' that featured actual military insignia from WWII combat units?

In the realm of military history, memorabilia and collectibles have become big business. Museums, collectors, and history enthusiasts seek authentic pieces connected to significant conflicts. This has led to some unexpected brand collaborations, where companies leverage military history in their products and marketing. One such collaboration caused particular controversy and was quickly discontinued. Test your knowledge about this notable retail misstep in military history merchandising.

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Gucci, who released jackets with RAF squadron patches without permission from veterans' organizations
Louis Vuitton, who created limited-edition jackets featuring German Luftwaffe emblems
Burberry, who designed trench coats with unauthorized use of U.S. Army division patches
Prada, who marketed a 'vintage warfare' collection using Soviet Red Army insignia