Which military equipment manufacturer changed its corporate logo significantly during World War II to distance itself from symbols that had been adopted by the Nazi regime?

Throughout military history, equipment manufacturers have developed distinctive logos and branding that became iconic in their own right. From aircraft to firearms, these corporate identities have evolved alongside military technology. This poll tests your knowledge of how military equipment brands have presented themselves through history and how their visual branding strategies changed during significant conflicts.

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Mauser, which removed the Imperial German eagle from its logo in 1943
Krupp Works, which simplified its three-ring logo to remove resemblance to Germanic runes
Messerschmitt, which changed from a stylized eagle to simple block lettering
Walther Arms, which removed the Iron Cross element from its branding materials