World War II Veteran Interview Quiz

Judy Kent, an interviewer, shares her experience documenting World War II veterans, focusing on Lieutenant George Dibs, a combat photographer. Dibs' personal film collection, including footage of MacArthur, is archived at the Library of Congress. The project highlights the importance of preserving veterans' stories and honoring their service.

What is a potential consequence of receiving a good report for a combat unit?

• The unit is disbanded immediately.

• The unit is likely to remain active throughout the war.

• The unit receives additional funding.

• The unit is sent back home.

Who is Judy Kent in the context of the video?

• A combat photographer.

• An interviewer of veterans.

• A military officer.

• A World War II veteran.

What was George Dibs' role in the military?

• Navy officer.

• Tank commander.

• Infantry soldier.

• Combat photographer.

What was George Dibs' achievement in officer training school?

• He graduated last in his class.

• He was expelled from the school.

• He graduated first in his class.

• He dropped out of the program.

What campaign did George Dibs primarily follow as a combat photographer?

• Eisenhower's campaign.

• Patton's campaign.

• Montgomery's campaign.

• MacArthur's campaign.

Where was George Dibs' film collection archived?

• National Archives.

• Veterans Affairs Office.

• Library of Congress.

• Smithsonian Institution.

Why is it important to archive materials like George Dibs' films?

• To sell them for profit.

• To preserve history and honor veterans.

• To create new movies.

• To keep them away from the public.

What is a common theme among the veterans interviewed by Judy Kent?

• Desire for fame.

• Loyalty and pride in service.

• Regret for joining the military.

• Interest in politics.

How does Judy Kent describe George Dibs when she sees him in the grocery store?

• As a famous celebrity.

• As a little old guy with a heroic past.

• As a wealthy businessman.

• As a young soldier.

What emotion does Judy Kent express about sharing the veterans' films?

• Regret for not doing it sooner.

• Pride in honoring their service.

• Indifference to their stories.

• Annoyance at the task.