Which major defense contractor significantly redesigned its logo after World War II, removing explicit military imagery to present a more technological and peaceful corporate identity?

Military history is filled with fascinating branding evolutions that reflect changing times and national sentiments. One particular defense contractor's logo transformation following a major 20th century conflict represents a significant shift in how military-adjacent companies presented themselves to the public and government agencies. Test your knowledge of how military industry branding adapted to post-war realities and changing public perception.

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Lockheed Corporation (removed fighter plane silhouette for the iconic star design)
Boeing (replaced bomber imagery with the current blue globe design)
Raytheon (changed from missile imagery to the current blue 'R' emblem)
General Dynamics (eliminated battleship silhouette for the abstract arrow design)