Exploring WWII Museum Exhibits

This episode of Window Seat takes viewers to the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, showcasing its exhibits and innovative AI technology that allows virtual conversations with veterans. The museum honors the heroes of World War II, preserving their stories and artifacts. Special exhibits highlight the roles of women in the war, and the museum's efforts to keep history alive are emphasized. The episode concludes with an invitation to visit the museum.

What innovative technology does the National World War II Museum use to allow visitors to interact with veterans?

• Virtual Reality

• Artificial Intelligence

• Augmented Reality

• Holograms

Which aircraft is highlighted as important in the museum's exhibits?

• F-22 Raptor

• F-16 Fighting Falcon

• B-2 Spirit

• P-51 Mustang

What is the name of the exhibit that uses AI to preserve veteran stories?

• Voices from the Past

• Stories of Valor

• Voices from the Front

• Heroes' Tales

How many World War II veterans are still alive today, according to the video?

• About 100,000

• About 50,000

• About 500,000

• About 1 million

What is the significance of the 'Voices from the Front' exhibit?

• It showcases WWII aircraft

• It displays military uniforms

• It features WWII documentaries

• It allows virtual conversations with veterans

What percentage of the museum's artifacts are on display at any one time?

• 75%

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

What is the focus of the new exhibit 'Our War: Women in Service'?

• Women in the workforce during WWII

• Women in the military during WWII

• Women in politics during WWII

• Women in healthcare during WWII

How many women enlisted during World War II, as mentioned in the video?

• 150,000

• 250,000

• 450,000

• 350,000

What branch of the military did 'The Waves' belong to?

• Navy

• Marines

• Army

• Air Force

What is the main goal of the National World War II Museum as described in the video?

• To promote tourism in New Orleans

• To showcase modern military technology

• To entertain visitors

• To preserve the stories of WWII heroes