Which famous military recruitment slogan was created by advertising executive Alfred Leete during World War I and became one of history's most iconic and imitated advertising images?

Throughout military history, governments and armed forces have used powerful advertising slogans to drive recruitment, boost morale, and rally public support. These iconic phrases became embedded in national consciousness and sometimes influenced the course of conflicts. Test your knowledge of these historic marketing campaigns that shaped military service perception during critical moments in history.

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"Uncle Sam Wants You" (USA)
"Your Country Needs YOU" (UK)
"Be All You Can Be" (USA)
"For King and Country" (British Empire)