Which of these famous military mascots evolved from a WWII unit symbol to become one of the most recognizable corporate logos in automotive history?

Before modern military units had sophisticated logos and identity systems, they often used mascots and emblems to build unit cohesion and identity. These mascots became powerful symbols that boosted morale and created lasting traditions. This trivia explores a famous military mascot that evolved into an iconic brand element that's still recognized worldwide today.

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The prancing horse of Italy's Francesco Baracca, which later became Ferrari's emblem after being gifted to Enzo Ferrari by Baracca's mother
The leaping jaguar of the British 7th Armoured Division, which was later adopted by the Jaguar automobile company in 1945
The American eagle of the 101st Airborne Division, which became the original logo for American Motors Corporation
The silver star of General Patton's Third Army, which was incorporated into the Mercedes-Benz three-pointed star after WWII