Which famous World War I recruitment slogan featuring a pointing military figure was created by graphic designer Alfred Leete in 1914 and inspired similar campaigns in other countries?

Throughout military history, powerful brand slogans and recruitment taglines have played a crucial role in shaping public perception, boosting enlistment, and rallying national support during conflicts. These carefully crafted messages represent some of history's most effective examples of brand storytelling, designed to evoke specific emotional responses and create lasting impressions. Test your knowledge of these influential military marketing campaigns that helped define nations during critical moments.

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• Lord Kitchener's "Your Country Needs YOU"
• Uncle Sam's "I Want YOU for U.S. Army"
• "Be All You Can Be"
• "For King and Country"

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