Nicknamed: Operation Vittles

The transcript discusses the importance of keeping power plants operational as a visible proof of the US and UK's commitment to staying in Berlin. It highlights their ability to back up their resolve and the great success of the airlift, which impressed and won over many.

Why is it important to keep power plants operational?

• To lower electricity costs

• To increase employment

• To reduce air pollution

• To ensure a stable supply of electricity

What did the presence of Britain and the US in Berlin signify?

• Their intention to leave soon

• Their commitment to stay

• Their plan to build new infrastructure

• Their interest in local politics

What was the main outcome of the airlift?

• It resulted in military conflict

• It caused political unrest

• It led to economic decline

• It impressed and won over the people

How did the airlift affect public opinion?

• It confused the public

• It impressed and won over the public

• It had no effect

• It worsened public opinion

What was a key factor in demonstrating the resolve of Britain and the US?

• The success of the airlift

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The construction of new buildings

• The withdrawal of troops