SECOND FRONT TRANSPORT -

The video discusses a war factory producing folding bicycles and motorbikes for airborne troops. These bicycles are lightweight, collapsible, and designed for quick assembly, making them ideal for paratroops. Motorbikes are also manufactured to be light and strong enough to be dropped by parachute, featuring a two-stroke engine. Both are considered advanced war equipment for use behind enemy lines.

What is the primary purpose of the folding bicycles produced in the war factory?

• As a means of transport for factory workers

• To be used by airborne troops behind enemy lines

• For recreational use by soldiers

• For civilian use in urban areas

What is a key feature of the motorbikes produced in the war factory?

• They are designed for racing

• They can be dropped by parachute

• They are used for civilian transportation

• They are powered by a four-stroke engine

How much weight can the motorbikes carry?

• 100 pounds

• 200 pounds

• 300 pounds

• 400 pounds

What is the speed capability of the motorbikes?

• 40 miles an hour

• 35 miles an hour

• 30 miles an hour

• 25 miles an hour

How are the motorbikes described in terms of their role in warfare?

• As experimental vehicles

• As first-class, second front equipment

• As civilian transport options

• As outdated equipment