General Doolittle gives speech on war progress over CBS radio

The transcript reflects on the legacy of a naval carrier, its impact during battles, and the American Air Forces' tribute to the Navy for completing a new carrier. It also recalls historical missions, particularly the first attack on Tokyo, and the role of Britain as a strategic base.

What was the fate of the historic aircraft carrier mentioned in the first section?

• It was captured by the enemy.

• It was sunk by its own forces after being damaged.

• It was retired and turned into a museum.

• It was sold to an ally.

What did the American Air Forces do in response to the completion of the new carrier?

• They launched a new attack on Tokyo.

• They held a public ceremony.

• They congratulated the Navy.

• They named the carrier after a famous general.

What is the significance of the new carrier according to the second section?

• It is the largest carrier ever built.

• It is expected to continue the proud tradition of its predecessor.

• It is the first carrier to be powered by nuclear energy.

• It is designed to carry only fighter jets.

Where have some American forces temporarily transferred their activities?

• To the stationary carrier known as Britain.

• To an aircraft carrier in the Pacific.

• To a secret location in the Arctic.

• To a new base in Japan.

What does the sight of numerous fighters and bombers taking off from Britain remind the narrator of?

• The launch of Mitchell bombers from the Hornet in 1942.

• The first attack on Pearl Harbor.

• The Battle of Midway.

• The D-Day landings.