US submarines destroy a Japanese warning ship equipped with radar during World War II

The transcript discusses the response to Japanese aggression in the Pacific during World War II. It highlights the role of British airmen in saving Britain post-Dunkirk, as noted by Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz. Additionally, it emphasizes the crucial role played by submarine personnel in filling the breach after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

What was the primary action taken by the Allies in response to Japanese aggression in the Pacific?

• They carried the war to the Axis in the Pacific.

• They withdrew from the Pacific region.

• They initiated peace talks with Japan.

• They focused on defending Europe.

Who is credited with highlighting the importance of British airmen after Dunkirk?

• Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz

• Winston Churchill

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

• General Douglas MacArthur

What significant event did British airmen help Britain survive?

• The invasion of Normandy

• The days following Dunkirk

• The attack on Pearl Harbor

• The Battle of Midway

What role did submarine personnel play after Pearl Harbor?

• They retreated to safer waters.

• They filled the breach and continued the fight.

• They focused on training new recruits.

• They were reassigned to the Atlantic.

Which event marked a turning point for the Allies in the Pacific?

• The attack on Pearl Harbor

• The fall of Berlin

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The Battle of Britain