Which famous military brand mascot was originally created during WWII as a quality assurance inspector but later became one of the most recognized military-related marketing symbols in America?

Throughout military history, various armies and defense contractors have created iconic brands, logos, and mascots that became synonymous with military might. These marketing elements often transcended their original purpose and became cultural icons. Test your knowledge of the intersection between military history and product branding in this challenging trivia question.

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Willie the Jeep, mascot of Willys-Overland Motors
Rosie the Riveter, who represented women working in factories
Kilroy, the graffiti character popular among American soldiers
Joe Spitz, the U.S. Army ordnance inspector dog mascot for military equipment