US General Billy Mitchell supervises tests of aerial bombing of German ships off the US Atlantic coast in 1921

The video describes a demonstration where several bombers, led by Mitchell, targeted two German dreadnoughts, the Frankfurt and the OST Friesland. Despite skepticism from observers, the bombers successfully challenged the notion of the dreadnoughts being unsinkable, showcasing Mitchell's foresight and strategic prowess.

What was the initial reaction of the official observers to the bombing demonstration?

• They were confident in its success.

• They were openly skeptical.

• They were supportive.

• They were indifferent.

Who directed the six bombers in the demonstration?

• General Patton

• Admiral Nelson

• Colonel Sanders

• Mitchell

Which two German dreadnoughts were targeted in the bombing?

• Bismarck and Tirpitz

• Frankfurt and OST Friesland

• Scharnhorst and Gneisenau

• Hindenburg and Lützow

What was the reputation of the OST Friesland before the bombing?

• It was considered easily sinkable.

• It was declared nearly unsinkable.

• It was known for its speed.

• It was famous for its firepower.

What did the successful bombing demonstrate about Mitchell?

• He was a cautious leader.

• He was a follower of orders.

• He was a rebellious general and a visionary.

• He was a traditionalist.