Navy Shows Pilotless Bat Bombs

The video discusses a secret weapon known as the 'bat,' which resembles the Japanese Baka bomb but operates without a pilot. It is a TNT-laden device with wings, carried by a bomber plane. The bat uses a radar system to target ships, dams, bridges, or trains. Once released, it glides to its target with high precision, even in adverse weather conditions. The video highlights the bat's success in sinking enemy ships and its strategic advantage in warfare.

What is the primary function of the 'bat' as described in the video?

• To provide air support for ground troops

• To transport troops across enemy lines

• To serve as a pilotless explosive device

• To act as a reconnaissance drone

How does the bat reach its target according to the video?

• It glides downwards under gravity

• It uses an engine to fly to the target

• It is launched from a ground base

• It is manually piloted to the target

What technology guides the bat to its target?

• Infrared sensors

• Built-in radar system

• GPS navigation

• Satellite communication

What was the impact of the bat on enemy shipping?

• It was ineffective in combat

• It caused minimal damage

• It sank hundreds of tons of shipping

• It was primarily used for reconnaissance

What happens to the mother plane after releasing the bat?

• It waits for further instructions

• It engages in combat with enemy forces

• It returns home immediately

• It stays to monitor the bat's progress