Navy Hero Lieutenant Bulkeley Enjoys Furlough

The transcript details the return of a Navy officer, Buckley, from the war, highlighting his reunion with his family and his military achievements. Buckley led daring torpedo boat raids in the Philippines, earning recognition from General MacArthur. He recounts various combat encounters, including sinking enemy boats and capturing prisoners. Buckley expresses his happiness to be back in the United States and outlines plans for future naval operations.

What was the emotional highlight of Bulkley's return home?

• Attending a parade

• Receiving a medal

• Reuniting with his family

• Meeting his old friends

What did General MacArthur say about the torpedo boats?

• They needed more training

• They were outdated

• They could help sweep the sea

• They were too slow

How did Bulkley describe their success in the operations?

• Because of overwhelming force

• As a result of careful planning

• With a bit of luck

• Due to advanced technology

What was one of the most interesting parts of Bulkley's mission?

• Negotiating with enemy leaders

• Sinking enemy landing boats

• Flying over enemy territory

• Building new torpedo boats

What was Bulkley's sentiment about returning to the United States?

• He was indifferent

• He was unhappy

• He was excited

• He was relieved