Pentagon Incident and American Flags

The video discusses the role of photojournalists, focusing on John Harrington's experience capturing rare photos of the Pentagon after a plane strike. It highlights the symbolism of the American flag raised by firemen and the nationwide display of solidarity through flags.

What was one reason individuals took pictures during the Pentagon incident?

• To sell them

• To share on social media

• To create art

• To control the scene

What was John Harrington's role during the Pentagon incident?

• A security officer

• A photojournalist

• A firefighter

• A tourist

Why were John Harrington's photographs considered rare?

• The site was quickly closed off and cleaned up

• They were taken from a helicopter

• They were the only ones taken at night

• They were in color

How did John Harrington find his vantage point at the Pentagon?

• He was directed by security

• He stumbled upon it while moving through the underbrush

• He used a drone

• He climbed a nearby building

What did John Harrington notice about the American flag carried by the firefighters?

• It was a large outdoor flag

• It was a newly designed flag

• It was a flag from another country

• It was a ceremonial flag not meant for outdoor use

What action did the firefighter take with the American flag?

• He handed it to a soldier

• He folded it neatly

• He waved it in the air

• He placed it on a post

What gesture did the firefighter make after placing the flag?

• Saluted

• Pumped his fist in the air

• Waved to the crowd

• Knelt down

What did the American flags symbolize across the nation after the Pentagon incident?

• Independence

• Solidarity and strength

• Defeat

• Victory

What was the broader impact of the American flags being displayed?

• They were used for decoration

• They were flown at half-mast

• They became a symbol of national unity

• They were sold for charity

What was the initial reaction of the nation to the display of American flags?

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Spontaneous display of solidarity

• Anger