Flying Tigers Join US Air Forces In China

The video covers the involvement of American fighter pilots, known as the Flying Tigers, in the China front during World War II. Initially soldiers of fortune, they were integrated into the U.S. Army Air Forces, forming the 23rd Pursuit Group. The video highlights leadership changes, with Colonel Scott taking command, and the recognition of their efforts by Chiang Kai-shek. It also discusses the strategic importance of tungsten and the pilots' first operations as Sky Dragons. The video concludes with their combat achievements in Chongqing, showcasing their role in driving out Japanese forces.

What transformation did the Yankee Flying Tigers undergo?

• From U.S. Army regulars to soldiers of fortune

• From Navy sailors to Air Force pilots

• From Chinese pilots to American volunteers

• From soldiers of fortune to U.S. Army regulars

Which group did the American Volunteer Group join?

• The 5th Armored Brigade

• The 23rd Pursuit Group

• The 45th Infantry Division

• The 10th Naval Fleet

Who was the new commander of the Flying Tigers?

• Brigadier General Channel

• Colonel Scott

• General Chiang Kai-shek

• Major Roy Chapman

What resource from China's interior was vital for American factories?

• Coal

• Gold

• Tungsten

• Oil

What city did the pilots help drive the Japanese from?

• Nanjing

• Beijing

• Shanghai

• Chongqing