Funeral for Flying Tigers killed in action during Second Sino-Japanese War; Tigers rush to carry out another mission

The transcript describes the experiences of the Flying Tigers, highlighting their combat achievements and the heavy losses inflicted on the enemy. It also portrays their lifestyle, emphasizing their readiness for missions at any time. Despite facing significant challenges such as lack of reserves and limited ammunition, the pilots remained committed to their duties.

How many enemy pilots were reported to have been lost in combat against the Flying Tigers?

• 50

• 100

• 150

• 200

What was the attitude of the Flying Tigers when they were not on duty?

• They were carefree and adventurous.

• They were often worried about their missions.

• They were indifferent to their responsibilities.

• They were always serious and focused.

What was a constant possibility for the Flying Tigers during their leisure time?

• Being called for a training session.

• Being sent on a dangerous mission.

• Being relocated to a new base.

• Being given additional resources.

What was one of the major challenges faced by the Flying Tigers?

• Poor weather conditions.

• Inadequate training facilities.

• Limited ammunition supply.

• Lack of experienced pilots.

How much ammunition did each pilot have for firing during a mission?

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

• 2 minutes

• 5 minutes