USS Enterprise and USS Nevada burn after being hit by kamikaze planes during World War II

The transcript discusses the impact of war on young pilots, highlighting how 16 and 17-year-olds were quickly trained for missions. The training focused on basic flying skills, preparing them for a final mission. The young pilots, driven by religious fervor, were committed to their one and only mission.

What age group was primarily involved in the pilot training during the war?

• 14 and 15 years old

• 20 and 21 years old

• 18 and 19 years old

• 16 and 17 years old

What was the main focus of the hurried pilot training courses?

• Advanced combat techniques

• Aircraft maintenance

• Navigation and map reading

• Basic flying skills and setting for a final mission

How long did the pilot training courses last?

• Three months

• One month

• Six months

• Two weeks

What was the emotional state of the young pilots as they embarked on their mission?

• Intoxicated with religious fervor

• Fearful and hesitant

• Calm and composed

• Indifferent and detached

What was the ultimate goal of the pilots' mission?

• To return safely

• To perform reconnaissance

• To complete a final death dive

• To engage in aerial combat