Marshall Islands Battle Scenes Aboard Aircraft Carrier

The video describes a military operation involving a carrier that Japan claimed was destroyed at Pearl Harbor. It details the targeting of islands, the commencement of firing with American shells, and the return of bombers and fighters to the carrier for quick refueling and reloading. The operation spans across six islands and covers a vast ocean area, aiming to locate and engage enemy planes and ships.

What was the significance of the Japanese carrier mentioned in the video?

• It was the first carrier built by Japan.

• It was claimed to have been destroyed at Pearl Harbor.

• It was the largest carrier in the Japanese fleet.

• It was used in the Battle of Midway.

What action did the cruisers and destroyers take after receiving the signal?

• They signaled for reinforcements.

• They began firing at the target.

• They retreated to a safe distance.

• They moved to a new location.

What was the result of the American shells' precision?

• They caused minimal damage.

• They were intercepted by enemy defenses.

• They missed the targets completely.

• They hit the targets with thundering accuracy.

What happens to the bombers and fighters after returning to the carrier?

• They are dismantled for maintenance.

• They are quickly refueled and reloaded.

• They are put on standby for the next day.

• They are sent to a different base.

How large is the area that needs to be covered in search of enemy planes and ships?

• 140,000 square miles

• 100,000 square miles

• 200,000 square miles

• 50,000 square miles