Which famous military leader's name and endorsement helped transform a struggling footwear company into the iconic L.L.Bean brand we know today?

Throughout military history, high-ranking officers and war heroes have lent their names and reputations to consumer products, creating lasting brand identities. These endorsements often reflected the values of their era and sometimes dramatically influenced public perception of both the product and military figures. Test your knowledge about these fascinating intersections of military prestige and commercial enterprise!

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General George S. Patton, who endorsed the company's first military-inspired boots in 1944
Admiral Leon Leonwood Bean, who founded the company after developing a waterproof boot for hunting in 1912
General Douglas MacArthur, whose Philippine campaign boots became the model for L.L.Bean's flagship product
Colonel Harland Sanders, who invested his military pension into L.L.Bean before starting KFC