World War II Airmen Return Home

The transcript describes the transition of airmen from military to civilian life. After their final meal and payday, Staff Sergeant Vernon Phillips returns to his haberdashery in Sacramento, managed by his wife during his service. The narrative highlights the reconversion process starting at home, as Mrs. Phillips continues to manage the store and adapt to changes.

What marks the end of the airmen's service?

• A farewell parade

• A ceremony with family

• A final training session

• Their last meal provided by the military

Where does Staff Sergeant Vernon Phillips head after leaving the military?

• To a military reunion

• Back to his haberdashery business

• To a new job in a different city

• To a vacation with his family

How long did Mrs. Phillips manage the business alone?

• 3 1/2 years

• 2 years

• 5 years

• 1 year

What is the first step in the Phillips' reconversion to civilian life?

• Finding a new home

• Adapting their clothing business

• Traveling abroad

• Starting a new business

What does Mrs. Phillips think when her husband returns?

• They need to move to a new city

• It's just like old times

• It's time for a vacation

• They should sell the business