Well-trained Marines Strike Island

The video discusses a unique historical mission involving Marines at Tirawa. It highlights the unprecedented pre-invasion bombardment of a land target by ships and planes, setting the stage for the Leathernecks' advance.

What makes the Marines' mission at Tirawa unique compared to previous operations?

• It was the first time Marines were involved.

• It involved a new type of aircraft.

• It was different from past missions.

• It was the shortest mission in history.

What was unprecedented about the pre-invasion strategy used in this operation?

• The use of submarines for the first time.

• The use of drones for reconnaissance.

• The extensive bombardment of a land target.

• The involvement of international forces.

What role did ships and planes play in the pre-invasion strategy?

• They provided medical supplies.

• They were used for evacuation.

• They transported troops to the battlefield.

• They conducted a heavy bombardment.

As the Leathernecks advanced, what was observed in the environment?

• A sudden storm approaching.

• A retreat of enemy forces.

• Clear skies and calm seas.

• More smoke rings drifting.

What is the significance of the smoke rings mentioned in the context of the invasion?

• They signaled the end of the mission.

• They were a result of the bombardment.

• They indicated a change in weather.

• They were used for communication.