Which famous retail logo was originally designed for a company that supplied equipment to the U.S. military during World War II before becoming the global brand we know today?

Throughout history, many civilian brands have played significant roles in military operations and warfare. From manufacturing specialized equipment to pivoting their production lines during wartime, these companies have fascinating connections to military history. This poll explores how one iconic logo evolved from its military origins to become the retail powerhouse we know today.

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Jeep (originally produced military vehicles before becoming a civilian automotive brand)
Ray-Ban (initially created anti-glare aviator sunglasses for U.S. Air Force pilots)
Victorinox (first supplied the Swiss Army with multi-purpose knives in 1891)
Timex (provided precision instruments for artillery and fuses during WWII)