WWII Pop Quiz!

Just keep looking, just keep looking, just keep looking.....

Does a picture count?

EDIT:
Well that's suposed to be a picture of the resin dchshunds, but it won't show

Given up already?

I have no idea

Sh!t. I have never done well on tests..............
not e v e r!


argh

Ok then, before this gets boring.... The dogs names were Lockheed, Herdla and Bamse. Bamse was the only longhaired one.
Lockheed was named after their first aerial kill I think it was, a RAF Coastal Command Lockheed Hudson, Herdla, after their mainbase in Norway and Bamse after what we sometimes call the bears in Norway and Sweden.

Anyone else want a shot?

I dunno....I still like this pop quiz with the answers!


1.) How many engines on a twin engine aircraft?

None its a glider, you idiot! Everyone knows that!


2.) What is the primary purpose of the landing gear?

I have to look up the meaning of landing gear.....


3.) What two countries signed the German-Soviet non aggression pact of 1940?

Botswana and Canada! Come on this easy!


4.) What is kept in the bomb bay?

The Loo.


5.) Where was the Battle of Britain fought?

Canada.....

Maybe it's just me, but it sounds a bit like you're calling us stupid.

How many destroyers were were lost by the US navy in WW2...trying to keep the thread on track...

hawkeye2an said:

Maybe it's just me, but it sounds a bit like you're calling us stupid.

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Who's calling who stupid?

B-17engineer said:

How many destroyers were were lost by the US navy in WW2...trying to keep the thread on track...

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23?

Much higher!

57 then?

still more. More than 75 less than 100

....and here I thought that I aimed high!

81

Bingo!

Here are a few

DESTROYERS

AARON WARD 9 10 S, 160 12 E 7 April 1943
ABNER READ 10 47 N, 125 22 E 1 November 1944

Name Location Date

BARTON Off Guadalcanal I., Solomons 13 November 1942
BEATTY 37 10 N, 6 00 E 6 November 1943
BENHAM Off Savo I., Solomons 15 November 1942
BLUE 9 17 S, 160 02 E 22 August 1942
BORIE North of Azores 1 November 1943
BRISTOL 37 19 N, 6 19 E 13 October 1943
BROWNSON Off New Britain 26 December 1943
BUCK 40 00 N, 14 30 E 9 October 1943
BUSH 27 16 N, 127 48 E 6 April 1945
CALLAGHAN 25 43 N, 126 55 E 29 July 1945
CHEVALIER Off Vella Lavella, Solomons 6 October 1943
COLHOUN Off Okinawa, Ryukyus 6 April 1945
COOPER Ormoc Bay, P.I. 3 December 1944
CORRY 49 31 N, 1 11 W 6 June 1944
CUSHING Off Savo I., Solomons 13 November 1942
DE HAVEN 9 09 S, 159 52 E 1 February 1943
DREXLER Off Okinawa, Ryukyus 28 May 1945
DUNCAN Off Savo I., Solomons 12 October 1942
EDSALL S of Java, N.E.I. 1 March 1942
GLENNON 50 32 N, 1 12 W 8 June 1944
GWIN 7 41 S, 157 27 E 13 July 1943
HALLIGAN 26 10 N, 127 30 E 26 March 1945
HAMMANN 30 36 N, 176 34 W 6 June 1942
HENLEY 7 40 S, 148 06 E 3 October 1943
HOEL 11 46 S, 126 33 E 25 October 1944
HULL 14 57 N, 127 58 E 18 December 1944
INGRAHAM 42 34 N, 60 05 W 22 August 1942
JACOB JONES 38 42 N, 74 39 W 28 February 1942
JARVIS Off Guadalcanal I., Solomons 9 August 1942
JOHNSTON 11 46 N, 126 09 E 25 October 1944
LAFFEY Off Savo I., Solomons 13 November 1942
LANSDALE 37 03 N, 3 51 E 20 April 1944
LEARY 45 00 N, 22 00 W 24 December 1943
LITTLE 26 24 N, 126 15 E 3 May 1945
LONGSHAW 26 11 N, 127 37 E 18 May 1945
LUCE 26 35 N, 127 10 E 4 May 1945
MADDOX Off Sicily 10 July 1943
MAHAN Ormoc Bay, P.I. 7 December 1944
MANNERT L. ABELE 27 25 N, 126 59 E 12 April 1945
MEREDITH (DD 434) Off San Cristobal I., Solomons 15 October 1942
MEREDITH (DD 726) 49 33 N, 1 06 W 8 June 1944
MONAGHAN 14 57 N, 127 58 E 18 December 1944
MONSSEN 9 04 S, 159 54 E 13 November 1942
MORRISON 27 10 N, 127 58 E 4 May 1945
O BRIEN 12 28 S, 164 08 E 15 September 1942
PARROTT Norfolk, Virginia 2 May 1944
PEARY Port Darwin, Australia 19 February 1942
PERKINS Off New Guinea 29 November 1943
PILLSBURY Bali Strait, N.E.I. 1 March 1942
POPE Java Sea 1 March 1942
PORTER 8 32 S, 167 17 E 26 October 1942
PRESTON Off Savo I., Solomons 15 November 1942
PRINGLE 27 25 N, 126 59 E 16 April 1945
REID 9 50 N, 124 55 E 11 December 1944
REUBEN JAMES 51 59 N, 27 05 W 31 October 1941
ROWAN 40 07 N, 14 18 E 11 September 1943
SIMS Coral Sea 7 May 1942
SPENCE 14 57 N, 127 58 E 18 December 1944
STEWART Off Surabaya, Java, N.E.I. 19 February 1942
STRONG Kula Gulf, Solomons 5 July 1943
STURTEVANT Off Key West, Fla. 26 April 1942
TRUXTUN Placentia Bay, Newfoundland 18 February 1942
TUCKER Off Espiritu Santo I., New Hebrides 4 August 1942
TURNER Off Ambrose Light, New York 3 January 1944
TWIGGS 26 08 N, 127 35 E 16 June 1945
WALKE Off Savo I., Solomons 15 November 1942
WARRINGTON 27 00 N, 73 00 W 13 September 1944
WILLIAM D. PORTER 27 06 N, 127 38 E 10 June 1945
WORDEN Amchitka I., Aleutians 12 January 1943

DESTROYER ESCORT VESSELS

EVERSOLE 10 10 N, 127 28 E 28 October 1944
FECHTELER 36 07 N, 02 40 W 5 May 1944
FISKE 47 11 N, 33 29 W 2 August 1944
FREDERICK C. DAVIS 43 52 N, 40 15 W 24 April 1945
HOLDER Mediterranean Sea 11 April 1944
LEOPOLD 58 44 N, 25 50 W 9 March 1944
OBERRENDER Off Okinawa, Ryukyus 9 May 1945
RICH 49 31 N, 1 10 W 8 June 1944
SAMUEL B. ROBERTS Off Samar I., P.I. 25 October 1944
SHELTON 2 32 N, 129 13 E 3 October 1944
UNDERHILL 19 20 N, 126 42 E 24 July 1945

ok, my turn:

What German WWII plane began life and ended its production run with a British engine?

The Me-109?

81!? Crikey!

I think that you're right Aaron, mate!