Fred Lindon shares memories of his father, a World War II Naval aviator. He discusses his father's passion for flying, his career in the Navy, and the discovery of old films documenting his missions. Fred reflects on the importance of honoring his father's legacy and sharing his story with others.

What emotion is captured in the photo of Fred's father when he first got his wings?

• Anger

• Excitement

• Sadness

• Fear

What was Fred's father's job before he joined the Navy?

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Proctor and Gamble employee

• Doctor

What did Fred's father create to document his naval career?

• A photo album

• A scrapbook

• A world map

• A diary

What type of films did Fred discover that documented his father's missions?

• 8 mm films

• Black and white films

• Digital films

• 16 mm films

What was Fred's reaction to finding the films in color?

• Disappointed

• Excited

• Confused

• Indifferent

What squadron was Fred's father a part of?

• Blue Cat Squadron

• Green Cat Squadron

• Black Cat Squadron

• Red Cat Squadron

What does Fred wish his father could do with the films?

• Sell them

• Narrate the stories

• Ignore them

• Destroy them

What does Fred hope to achieve by sharing his father's films?

• Make money

• Honor his father's legacy

• Gain fame

• Forget the past

What does Fred find difficult when going through his father's old pictures?

• Ignoring them

• Seeing them

• Finding them

• Understanding them

What is Fred's ultimate goal in sharing his father's story?

• To forget the past

• To become famous

• To honor his father

• To rewrite history