Inspection of Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant

Henry Ford, at 79, showcases a completed bomber to British and American officials, including Oliver Lyttleton and Donald Nelson, at the Willow Run plant. The Chrysler Tank Arsenal is also highlighted for its production of M3 tanks, which are praised by Allied production leaders for their role in Libya. The British war goods director comments on the potential impact of American production on the war, suggesting it could shorten the conflict if witnessed by Hitler.

Who was impressed by the 30-ton bomber presented by Henry Ford?

• Oliver Lyttleton

• Donald Nelson

• Charles Lindbergh

• Edsel Ford

What was the significance of the Chrysler Tank Arsenal during the war?

• It was a training ground for soldiers.

• It manufactured aircraft for the Allies.

• It was a key site for M3 tank production.

• It produced bombers for the British.

How did the British view the new models of tanks produced at the Chrysler Tank Arsenal?

• As a turning point in Libya

• As a waste of resources

• As outdated technology

• As a minor contribution

What did Britain's war goods director suggest about the impact of American production?

• It was irrelevant to the war effort.

• It could have ended the war sooner if witnessed by the enemy.

• It was only beneficial for the American economy.

• It was insufficient to change the war's outcome.

What humorous suggestion did the British director make about the enemy's reaction to American production?

• They would try to replicate it.

• They would ignore it completely.

• They would surrender or take drastic actions.

• They would laugh it off.