Admiral Harry E. Yarnell

Admiral Harry Eonel, the retired Commander-in-Chief of the US Asiatic Fleet, highlights the severe impact of Japan's invasion of China, which has caused more devastation in two years than World War I did in four. He emphasizes the humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and millions more dying from starvation and disease, urging Americans not to overlook this tragedy amid the European war.

Who is Admiral Harry Eonel?

• A retired Commander-in-chief of the US Asiatic fleet

• A diplomat in the United Nations

• The current Commander-in-chief of the US Asiatic fleet

• A general in the European theater

What does Admiral Eonel remind U.S. citizens about?

• The economic crisis in Europe

• The ongoing war in China

• The technological advancements in Asia

• The peace treaty with Japan

How does the war in China compare to the First World War?

• It has caused more destruction in a shorter time

• It has been less impactful on the global stage

• It has caused less destruction

• It has lasted longer with fewer casualties

How many Chinese have been displaced due to the war?

• 10 million

• 20 million

• 30 million

• 40 million

What are the primary causes of death among the displaced Chinese population?

• Military attacks

• Starvation and disease

• Natural disasters

• Political executions