Which WWII military product recall was known as 'The Yellow Fleet Scandal' due to serious material defects that endangered thousands of Allied servicemen?

Throughout military history, product quality has been a matter of life and death. When weapons or equipment fail on the battlefield, the consequences can be devastating. This poll examines one of history's most significant military product recalls - a moment when design flaws or manufacturing issues forced a major withdrawal of equipment during wartime. Test your knowledge about this critical intersection of military logistics, product design, and quality control.

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M1 Garand rifles with defective gas systems that caused dangerous breech explosions
Liberty Ships with hulls that developed catastrophic fractures in cold North Atlantic waters
P-47 Thunderbolt fighters with faulty oxygen systems causing pilot blackouts
Mark 14 torpedoes that frequently failed to detonate against Japanese vessels