Marines Dissemble And Burn Japanese War Planes

The video discusses the Japanese Air Force in 1942, highlighting the aircraft graveyard in Sasebo, Japan. It describes the destruction of Japanese planes by the United States Marine Corps, using flame-throwing tanks to create a mass funeral pyre. The video concludes with the end of Japan's dreams of conquest, symbolized by the smoke and flames.

What was the reputation of the Japanese Air Force in 1942?

• A terror in the Far East

• A peaceful force

• An ally to the USA

• A weak military presence

Where did the United States Marines find the aircraft graveyard?

• Hiroshima, Japan

• Sasebo, Japan

• Osaka, Japan

• Tokyo, Japan

What was the fate of the Japanese planes found by the Marines?

• They were destroyed in a mass cremation

• They were sold to other countries

• They were displayed in a museum

• They were repaired and used

What symbolized the end of Japanese military ambitions?

• The rise of a new government

• The destruction of their aircraft

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The withdrawal of troops from China

How did the Japanese dream of conquest end?

• In victory and celebration

• In smoke and flames

• In a peaceful resolution

• In a stalemate