General Clay supllies airplane

The transcript describes a historic airlift operation led by General Clay and the British to supply food, medical supplies, coal, and other essentials to two and a half million people. This operation involved hundreds of military transport planes from various locations, marking it as the greatest airlift in history. The airlift's scale, logistics, and daily operations are highlighted, showcasing its significance and impact.

Who collaborated with General Clay to address the crisis?

• The British

• The Canadians

• The French

• The Germans

What was the primary method used to deliver supplies in the plan?

• By sea

• By road

• By air

• By rail

What was the main goal of the airlift operation?

• To establish a new trade route

• To provide food and medical supplies

• To deliver military equipment

• To evacuate people

From which locations were military transport planes flown in?

• Honolulu and Alaska

• Sydney and Tokyo

• New York and London

• Paris and Berlin

What was the scale of the airlift operation described as?

• A routine operation

• The smallest in history

• The greatest airlift in history

• An unsuccessful attempt