Air squadron and Billy Mitchell, 1920s

The transcript discusses the consequences faced by an individual who was unpopular with his superiors, leading to a court martial.

What was the individual's relationship with his superiors like?

• He was indifferent towards them.

• He was disliked by them.

• He was very popular with them.

• He had no interaction with them.

What was the outcome of the individual's actions?

• He was given a warning.

• He was court martialed.

• He received a promotion.

• He was transferred to another department.

How did the individual's popularity affect his career?

• It caused him to change jobs.

• It resulted in a court martial.

• It had no impact on his career.

• It led to a successful career.

What is a possible reason for someone to be court martialed?

• For committing a serious offense.

• For being too popular.

• For being late to work.

• For taking a vacation.

What does being 'court martialed' imply?

• Receiving a medal of honor.

• Being tried in a military court.

• Getting a pay raise.

• Being sent on a special mission.