Which iconic military recruitment poster featured revolutionary packaging innovations when it was released during World War I?

Throughout history, military forces have understood the importance of branding and packaging in recruiting efforts, morale boosting, and public relations. From iconic posters to collectible memorabilia, military marketing has evolved significantly. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most famous military recruitment campaigns in history and its packaging innovations that changed how governments connect with citizens.

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The 'I Want YOU' Uncle Sam poster, which pioneered direct address packaging by using eye contact that appeared to follow viewers regardless of viewing angle
The 'Women of Britain Say GO!' poster, which introduced scented ink to evoke emotional response through patriotic fragrances
The 'Keep Calm and Carry On' poster, which featured tear-away corners that revealed hidden messages when removed
The 'Loose Lips Sink Ships' poster, which used thermochromic ink that changed color when touched to symbolize the heat of battle