Which military-developed inventory management system from WWII later revolutionized retail and is now considered the foundation of modern just-in-time (JIT) inventory practices?

The intersection of military history and retail innovation has produced some fascinating developments. One particular wartime inventory management technique revolutionized modern retail operations and continues to influence supply chain management today. This poll tests your knowledge about how military logistics transformed into everyday retail practices that we now take for granted. Can you identify which military-developed system became the foundation for modern retail inventory management?

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The Kanban system, adapted from US Navy aircraft carrier resupply techniques
The Two-Bin system, developed by British military logistics officers for tracking ammunition supplies
The Priority Matrix, created by German Wehrmacht for managing tank parts across multiple fronts
The FIFO protocol, established by Soviet military for managing cold-weather supply depots