NAVY DAY IN NEW YORK -

The transcript describes the Navy Day celebrations in New York, highlighting the participation of American blue jackets, coloured troops, and servicewomen. The event honored the United States Navy's achievements, especially in the Pacific, and acknowledged the Royal Navy's role in the war. The parade was a significant event, with sailors receiving the loudest cheers.

What was the main reason American blue jackets received a big ovation during the Navy Day march?

• They were dressed in unique uniforms.

• They were the only troops in the parade.

• They represented the United States Navy's successes.

• They were the youngest participants.

Why did the servicewomen receive special applause during the parade?

• They were the loudest group.

• Their contributions were being specially recognized.

• They had the most colorful uniforms.

• They were leading the parade.

What was one reason sailors received the loudest cheers during the parade?

• They were the first to march.

• They were the last to march.

• It was their special day.

• They had the most decorated uniforms.

What aspect of naval actions in the Pacific captured the imagination of Americans?

• Their speed and efficiency.

• Their strategic importance.

• Their colorful displays.

• Their peaceful nature.

What role did the Royal Navy play in the parade?

• They were acknowledged for their contributions in the war.

• They led the entire parade.

• They provided musical entertainment.

• They were responsible for organizing the event.