Which iconic military recruitment slogan was first used in 1917 but became truly famous during World War II when it appeared on a poster featuring a stern-looking character pointing directly at the viewer?

World War II saw some of the most effective advertising campaigns in military history. Governments needed to recruit soldiers, sell war bonds, and maintain civilian morale. These campaigns changed the course of marketing history and established techniques still used today. This trivia question focuses on one of the most successful military recruitment slogans of all time, which transformed military advertising and became a cultural phenomenon.

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• "I Want YOU for U.S. Army"
• "Be All You Can Be"
• "The Few. The Proud. The Marines."
• "Join The People Who've Joined The Army"

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