Which point-of-sale innovation was first developed by the U.S. military during WWII and revolutionized how soldiers accessed supplies, eventually influencing civilian retail systems?

Throughout military history, point-of-sale systems have played a crucial role in supplying troops. From ancient quartermasters to modern Post Exchanges (PX), the evolution of military retail has shaped warfare capabilities. This trivia question examines a significant innovation in military retail that changed how armed forces supply their personnel in the field and at home bases.

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The mobile PX (Post Exchange) system that followed front lines
Barcode tracking for ammunition inventory
Credit card payment systems for officer purchases
Automated self-service commissaries