Happy English women reunite with their husbands, American soldiers, and speak at a press conference.

The transcript discusses the arrival of war brides in New York Harbor in January 1946, known as Operation Mother-in-law. It reflects on personal emotions and the media's portrayal of American and English girls marrying American servicemen. The narrative concludes with sentiments about the end of World War Two.

What humorous name did the army give to the operation involving World War Two's arrival in New York Harbor?

• Operation Father-in-law

• Operation Diaper Run

• Operation New Arrival

• Operation Baby Steps

What city is mentioned in the personal anecdote about a journey?

• Los Angeles

• New York

• Chicago

• Dallas

How did American newspapers react to the presence of American girls?

• They were excited

• They were not very pleased

• They were indifferent

• They were very pleased

What is the sentiment expressed about English girls and American servicemen?

• English girls were indifferent

• English girls were upset

• English girls were happy

• English girls were hopeful

What realization is expressed at the end of the transcript?

• The war is just beginning

• The war is over

• The war is still ongoing

• The war is forgotten