Which famous military recruitment slogan, developed in 1917, was originally rejected by the U.S. Army before becoming one of the most enduring advertising campaigns in American military history?

Throughout military history, recruitment advertising has played a crucial role in building armed forces. Various nations have created memorable slogans and campaigns to attract volunteers, especially during times of conflict. These advertising strategies have evolved from simple posters to sophisticated multimedia campaigns, but certain iconic phrases have remained in the public consciousness for decades. Test your knowledge of military advertising history with this challenging question about one of the most successful military recruitment slogans ever created.

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"I Want YOU for U.S. Army" (featuring Uncle Sam pointing)
"Be All You Can Be"
"The Few. The Proud. The Marines."
"An Army of One"