World War II: D-Day Allied air forces

The transcript describes the strategic air support provided by Allied forces during an invasion. It highlights the roles of different national forces, including the Free French, British Commonwealth, and Americans, in various operations. The text also details the tactics used to disrupt German forces, such as dive bombing and strafing enemy airfields.

What was the primary focus of the initial attacks described in the video?

• To establish a defensive line

• To capture enemy soldiers

• To target the invasion coast

• To negotiate peace

Which group revisited their native land daily during the operations?

• The American Air Force

• The Free French

• The British Commonwealth

• The German Army

Who were the Mitchell's aircraft flown by during the operations?

• The British Commonwealth

• The Italian Air Force

• The Free French

• The German Luftwaffe

What was the role of the Americans in the air battles over Libya?

• They provided ground support

• They supplied weapons

• They fought against the German Air Force

• They trained local pilots

What tactics did the Allied Air Forces use to weaken the German army?

• Cyber warfare

• Naval blockades

• Dive bombing and strafing

• Negotiation and diplomacy