REPORT FROM ""DOWN UNDER"" - A GOODWILL VISIT

The video discusses the US aircraft carrier Bennington's visit to Sydney for Coral Sea Week, highlighting the historical significance of the 1942 Battle of the Coral Sea. This battle, fought entirely by aircraft carriers, was crucial in preventing a Japanese invasion of Australia. The video reflects on the importance of the victory and the potential consequences if the battle had been lost, emphasizing the preservation of Australia and its landmarks.

What was the purpose of the US aircraft carrier Bennington's visit to Australia?

• To deliver supplies

• To recruit Australian sailors

• To celebrate Coral Sea Week

• To conduct military exercises

What was unique about the Battle of the Coral Sea in 1942?

• It was the largest naval battle in history

• It was the first battle to use submarines

• It was the first battle fought entirely by aircraft carriers

• It was the last battle of World War II

What was a significant outcome of the Battle of the Coral Sea?

• The end of the Pacific War

• The prevention of a Japanese invasion

• The capture of a Japanese island

• The sinking of the largest Japanese battleship

How did Australians and Americans collaborate during the Battle of the Coral Sea?

• By fighting side by side

• By sharing intelligence

• By providing financial support

• By exchanging military technology

What might have happened if the Battle of the Coral Sea had been lost?

• Japan would have surrendered

• The US would have withdrawn from the Pacific

• The war would have ended sooner

• Australia would have been invaded