View of Guam from the sea, village and native, supplies stores, trucks, airfields and US tent camp, US army Pacific War,

The video discusses the strategic mission against Japan, highlighting the 21st Bomber Command's role in planning Japan's defeat. It describes the transformation of Guam post-reoccupation, focusing on the development of infrastructure and the establishment of modern communities. The narrative emphasizes the miraculous changes that occurred, turning Guam into a hub of modern conveniences and American citizenship.

What was the primary objective of the 21st Bomber Command's missions?

• To evacuate American citizens from Guam

• To deliver supplies to Saipan

• To establish new airfields in Japan

• To achieve the ultimate defeat of Japan

What significant change occurred in Guam after six months of reoccupation?

• The construction of new military bases

• The return of the liberated Chorens to their villages

• The introduction of new agricultural practices

• The establishment of a new government

How did the infrastructure in Guam change post-reoccupation?

• New ports were built

• Dirt roads were transformed into broad highways

• New railways were constructed

• Old buildings were demolished

What characterized the new American communities in Guam?

• Lack of modern conveniences

• Dependence on imported goods

• Self-sufficient living conditions

• Traditional housing structures

What was one of the conveniences available in the new American communities?

• Public transportation

• Advanced communication systems

• Community gardens

• Self-service facilities