Flying Tigers on Chinese airfield during Second Sino-Japanese War

The transcript discusses the ABG's critical role in supporting beleaguered forces by transforming into the 'flying tiger sharks.' They decorated their planes and engaged in air warfare against the Japanese, often outnumbered but achieving significant victories. For every P 40 lost, they managed to down 30 enemy planes, showcasing their strategic prowess and heroism.

What was the primary reason for the urgent need for arms?

• To build new aircraft

• To train new recruits

• To relieve pressure on beleaguered forces

• To expand the territory

What name did the ABG choose for themselves?

• Sky Warriors

• Flying Tiger Sharks

• Air Defenders

• Eagle Squadron

How did the ABG decorate their planes?

• Appropriately for their name

• With national flags

• With bright colors

• With camouflage patterns

What was the typical ratio of Japanese planes to ABG's P-40s?

• 1:1

• 2:1

• 3:1

• Putty planes to P-40s

For every P-40 lost, how many enemy planes did the ABG make pay?

• 40

• 30

• 20

• 10