Which defense contractor dramatically rebranded in 1992, changing its logo from a shield design to a more modern blue ring, reflecting its transition from Cold War supplier to global aerospace leader?

Throughout history, many defense contractors and military equipment manufacturers have undergone significant brand transformations as geopolitics shifted and military technology evolved. Some companies that once produced civilian goods pivoted to become defense industry giants, while others have maintained consistent brand identities for decades despite changing market conditions. This poll tests your knowledge about the corporate identity evolution of a major military equipment manufacturer.

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Lockheed Martin (formed from the merger of Lockheed Corporation and Martin Marietta)
General Dynamics (after divesting its missile systems to focus on submarines and land systems)
Northrop Grumman (following its acquisition of Westinghouse Electronic Systems)
Raytheon Technologies (after restructuring its missile defense division)