Douglas MacArthur and other military officials arrive in Tokyo for flag-raising ceremony in 1945

The transcript describes the official entry of Admiral Halsey into Tokyo, accompanied by General Krueger and General Eichelberger. It outlines the housing arrangements for the GIS in Tokyo, including the use of the emperor's guards' barracks and the American embassy lawn. Additionally, it mentions the preparation efforts by Japanese civilian laborers for the first Cavalry's 8th Division.

Which military leaders were involved in the official entry into Tokyo?

• General Dwight Eisenhower, Admiral Ernest King, and General Omar Bradley

• Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, General Hideki Tojo, and Lieutenant General Tomoyuki Yamashita

• General Douglas MacArthur, Admiral Chester Nimitz, and General George Patton

• Admiral WF Halsey, General Walter Krueger, and Lieutenant General Robert J Eichelberger

Where were the GIS planned to be housed during their stay in Tokyo?

• In local hotels and inns

• In the barracks of the emperor's guards and on the American embassy lawn

• In temporary tents set up in public parks

• In the homes of local Japanese families

What was the significance of the American embassy lawn in the accommodation plans?

• It was used for military parades

• It hosted diplomatic meetings

• It was converted into a training ground

• It served as a housing area for the GIS

What was the role of Japanese civilian laborers in preparation for the first Cavalry's 8th Division?

• They prepared accommodations and facilities

• They were involved in military training exercises

• They provided translation services

• They were tasked with building new roads

Which division was being prepared for by the Japanese civilian laborers?

• The 3rd Armored Division

• The 8th Division of the first Cavalry

• The 101st Airborne Division

• The 1st Infantry Division