Philippines campaign (1944–1945) - Quiz
A) 9 January 1945 B) 28 February 1945 C) 3 March 1945 D) 3 February 1945
A) Marcos Agustin B) Walter Krueger C) Shizuo Yokoyama D) Tomoyuki Yamashita
A) 8th Cavalry B) I Corps C) XIV Corps D) XI Corps
A) Shizuo Yokoyama B) Tomoyuki Yamashita C) Marcos Agustin D) Walter Krueger
A) Wawa Dam B) Ipo Dam C) Clark Field complex D) Corregidor
A) 3 March 1945 B) 9 January 1945 C) 13 April 1945 D) 3 February 1945
A) 13 April 1945 B) 3 March 1945 C) 3 February 1945 D) 30 May 1945
A) Gasoline B) Napalm C) Crude oil D) Diesel fuel
A) Shimbu Group B) XIV Corps C) 1st Cavalry D) Sixth Army
A) Marcos Agustin B) Tomoyuki Yamashita C) Walter Krueger D) Shizuo Yokoyama
A) I Corps B) 8th Cavalry C) 1st Cavalry D) XI Corps
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Eight D) Five
A) North Africa B) Pacific war C) Southern France D) Italy
A) 30 May 1945 B) 3 February 1945 C) 3 March 1945 D) 13 April 1945
A) Aerial reconnaissance B) Local civilians C) Filipino guerrillas D) Naval scouts
A) Luzon B) Leyte C) Manila D) Mindoro
A) Directly west B) Directly north C) Directly south D) Directly east
A) To capture the Japanese Emperor B) To establish a naval shipyards C) To construct airfields D) To secure gold reserves
A) The Third Fleet B) The British Pacific Fleet C) The Fifth Fleet D) The Seventh Fleet
A) Torpedo bombers B) Reconnaissance planes C) Kamikaze aircraft D) Strategic bombers
A) Manila B) Bataan C) Lingayen D) San Jose
A) It had a dry climate B) It was colder C) It had constant fog D) It was stormier
A) P-51B Mustang B) P-47 Thunderbolt C) F4U Corsair D) B-29 Superfortress
A) Davao B) Cebu City C) Subic Bay D) Lingayen Gulf
A) 15 December 1944 B) 15 January 1945 C) 9 January 1945 D) 20 December 1944
A) 50,000 B) 250,000 C) 100,000 D) 175,000
A) Twenty miles B) One hundred miles C) Fifty miles D) Five miles
A) An amphibious tank assault B) A parachute drop C) A massive artillery barrage D) A naval blockade only
A) Landing ground troops directly on the beach B) Devastating Japanese reinforcement and supply efforts C) Negotiating a surrender with Japanese commanders D) Maintaining public order in local villages
A) George Patton B) Douglas MacArthur C) Dwight Eisenhower D) Ruperto Kangleon
A) Dynamited key bridges B) Sank enemy battleships C) Built new landing strips D) Captured the Japanese emperor
A) Ormoc Bay B) Samar C) Tacloban D) Dulag
A) Palawan B) Luzon C) Mindanao D) Samar
A) Sandstorms B) Severe snowstorms C) Torrential rainfall D) Intense heat waves
A) Tacloban and Dulag B) Manila and Bataan C) Mindanao and Cebu D) Ormoc Bay and Samar
A) Operation Downfall B) Operation Musketeer C) Operation Cartwheel D) Operation Overlord
A) New Zealand B) Canada C) Mexico D) Australia
A) Chester W. Nimitz B) Thomas E. Bourke C) Douglas MacArthur D) William F. Halsey Jr.
A) Morotai B) Saipan C) Guam D) Leyte
A) The Marianas B) British India C) British Burma D) The Admiralty Islands
A) Mindanao B) Tinian C) Saipan D) New Guinea
A) William F. Halsey B) Chester W. Nimitz C) Thomas E. Bourke D) Douglas MacArthur
A) Mindanao B) Rabaul C) Leyte D) Manila
A) Commonwealth of the Philippines B) United States Territory C) Japanese Puppet State D) Independent Republic
A) MacArthur felt they lacked combat experience B) The U.S. Army did not need additional help C) They were needed in the defense of Australia D) The Australian Cabinet wanted significant operational control
A) General Eighth Army B) Colonel George M. Jones C) General Douglas MacArthur D) Colonel Hiroo Onoda
A) Mariveles B) San Jose C) Malinta D) Topside
A) 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment B) 34th Infantry Regiment C) 462nd Parachute Field Artillery D) 38th Infantry Division
A) Mindanao B) Mariveles C) Luzon D) Palawan
A) B-29 B) C-47 C) C-130 D) P-51
A) Hiroo Onoda B) George M. Jones C) Douglas MacArthur D) The commander of the 34th Infantry
A) Lubang Island B) Palawan C) Corregidor D) Mindanao
A) Negros B) Luzon C) Panay D) Cebu
A) Westernmost B) Southernmost C) Easternmost D) Northernmost
A) 1974 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1945
A) Two million B) One hundred thousand C) A million D) Half a million
A) Sergio Osmeña B) Douglas MacArthur C) Tsuki Suzuki D) Kikue Kobayashi
A) They died from tropical diseases B) They were captured as prisoners C) They committed ritual suicide D) They perished in battle against the US
A) They suffered from blindness B) They lost their hearing C) Their feet were too swollen for their shoes D) They were unable to speak |
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