US General Douglas MacArthur leaves Japan after being relieved of command in 1951

The transcript describes a sequence of events involving a person who reserved his comments for official Washington. He and his wife traveled to Tokyo Suneeta Airport, where he reviewed the occupation troops under his command for the last time. After bidding farewell to various Japanese statesmen and government officials, he and his party departed for the United States.

What was the commander reserving for official Washington?

• His travel plans

• His comments

• His farewell speech

• His itinerary

Where were the commander and his wife driven to?

• A government building

• Washington D.C.

• Tokyo Suneeta Airport

• A military base

What did the commander do for the last time at the airport?

• Reviewed the occupation troops

• Met with his family

• Signed documents

• Gave a speech

Who did the commander bid farewell to before leaving?

• Japanese statesmen and government officials

• The airport staff

• His family

• His troops

What was the final destination of the commander's party?

• Tokyo

• Paris

• Washington D.C.

• London