ALLIED OFFENSIVE WITH MACARTHUR - NEW GUINEA - SOUND

The video covers the strategic military operations led by General Douglas MacArthur and Lieutenant General Kenny in the South Pacific during World War II. It highlights the assembly of a massive air fleet, the strategic importance of New Guinea, and the coordinated efforts of paratroopers and naval forces. The largest convoy in the southwest Pacific lands troops for a ground offensive, with Australian pioneers and Yank engineers building infrastructure. The video concludes with another Allied victory, marking progress in the Pacific campaign.

Who were the key military leaders mentioned in the South Pacific Air Command?

• General Douglas MacArthur and Lieutenant General Kenny

• General Patton and General Eisenhower

• Admiral Nimitz and General Bradley

• General Montgomery and General Rommel

What was the strategic target of the air operations led by MacArthur?

• The enemy's stronghold at Rabaul

• The island of Iwo Jima

• The city of Berlin

• The beaches of Normandy

What was the role of paratroopers in the operation described?

• To attack the enemy's rear positions

• To defend the beaches

• To conduct naval bombardment

• To provide air support

What was significant about the convoy mentioned in the ground offensive?

• It was the smallest convoy in the Pacific

• It was the first convoy to land in Europe

• It was the largest convoy ever assembled in the southwest Pacific

• It was a convoy of only medical supplies

Who collaborated with Yank engineers to build an airfield for troop transports?

• Australian pioneers

• Canadian Mounties

• French Foreign Legion

• British Royal Engineers