Mosquitoes, Gliders, and Dakotas in action

The video discusses military strategies involving attacks on supply lines, the role of airborne divisions, and troop transport methods. It highlights the concept of self-sufficiency in military logistics and concludes with a metaphorical reference to armies marching on silk.

What was the primary target to disrupt enemy logistics?

• Communication lines

• Airports

• Trains and supply ships

• Factories

What unique feature did airborne divisions have?

• Tanks

• Horse gliders

• Naval support

• Heavy artillery

What type of aircraft was used to carry troops in airborne operations?

• Dakotas

• Helicopters

• Blimps

• Fighter jets

How were airborne units described in terms of their operational capability?

• Limited to short-range missions

• Self-contained and self-supplied

• Heavily reliant on naval forces

• Dependent on ground support

What metaphor was used to describe the mobility of airborne armies?

• Marching on steel

• Marching on silk

• Marching on clouds

• Marching on water