Which famous military mascot character was created during World War II specifically to sell war bonds and later became a long-standing symbol for U.S. Navy recruitment?

Military organizations have long used mascots and symbolic figures to boost morale, create brand identity, and foster loyalty among troops and civilians alike. From Uncle Sam to Soviet propaganda figures, these mascots have played crucial roles in military recruitment, public support campaigns, and even product marketing during wartime. Test your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of military history and brand mascots that shaped public perception and support for armed forces throughout history.

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G.I. Joe
Smokey Bear
Rosie the Riveter
Salty the Sailor (Popeye the Sailor Man)