Which famous military leader's endorsement of a specific firearm led to its nickname becoming synonymous with the weapon, boosting sales for decades after his death?

Throughout military history, certain weapons, vehicles, and equipment have gained legendary status partly through endorsements by famous military leaders. These endorsements often shaped procurement decisions and boosted manufacturer reputations. Test your knowledge about these historical product endorsements that influenced military purchasing and brand loyalty across centuries.

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General George S. Patton's endorsement of the Colt .45 Single Action Army revolver, which became known as the 'Patton Pistol'
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery's endorsement of the Lee-Enfield rifle, which became known as 'Monty's Reach'
General Douglas MacArthur's endorsement of the M1 Garand, which became known as the 'MacArthur Rifle'
Admiral Chester Nimitz's endorsement of the Browning .50 caliber machine gun, which became known as 'Nimitz's Thunder'