WWII Quiz

[MightyMacbeth]

netakers?

 

[MightyMacbeth]

who wants the question to be changed?

 

[tomtom22]

Do you mean the Maximum or Minimum Height?

 

[MightyMacbeth]

average to maximum would do.. minimum is just extra

 

[tomtom22]

Still doesn't give me any help in searching for an answer. For Tank crews usually there is a maximum height limitation, at least in the US Army.

 

[MightyMacbeth]

well okay okay.. lets make it more general. Just give me the average height of a japanese soldier during ww2. What about that?

 

[tomtom22]

The average would be from 5ft 2in to 5ft 6in

 

[MightyMacbeth]

coolishness..

verywell then. Be my guest 8)

 

[tomtom22]

Name the US Army "Ghost" Divisions in World war II.

 

[MightyMacbeth]

oh noes.. not American again! :lol:

no hints??

 

[The Cooler King]

There were 10 "Ghost Divisions" planned by the War Department but were cancelled in 1943 because of manpower requirements in other areas.

• 
  15th Airborne Division
  61st Infantry Division
  62nd Infantry Division
  67th Infantry Division
  68th Infantry Division
  72nd Infantry Division
  73rd Infantry Division
  74th Infantry Division
  105th Infantry Division
  107th Infantry Division

There were also "Phantom Divisions" created for Operation Fortitude. They are as follows:

• 
  6th Airborne Division
  9th Airborne Division
  11th Infantry Division
  14th Infantry Division
  17th Infantry Division
  18th Airborne Division
  21st Airborne Division
  22nd Infantry Division
  46th Infantry Division
  48th Infantry Division
  50th Infantry Division
  55th Infantry Division
  59th Infantry Division
  108th Imfantry Division
  119th Infantry Division
  130th Infantyr Division
  135th Airborne Division
  141st Infantry Division
  157th Infantry Division

 

[MightyMacbeth]

great...

 

[tomtom22]

Great answer, Cooler King. Do you think you could come up with a question for MightyMacbeth? But not tooooo easy.

 

[The Cooler King]

oh noes.. not American again! :lol:

What's wrong with America?

Here is a non-American one for you MightyMacbeth:

What was the only German ship larger than a light cruiser that was fit for duty by the time of the general surrender in 1945?

 

[MightyMacbeth]

hhhhh, western front and ww2 in europe...

HMS Victorious? naah.. gimmie time here

:x dam!

8)

 

[The Cooler King]

HMS Victorious? I said German. I'll give you a hint, it was a heavy cruiser.

 

[tomtom22]

Schwere Kreuzer Prinz Eugen

09 May 45: With Nurnberg, surrendered at Copenhagen.

24-26 May 45: Transferred to Wilhelmshaven under RN escort.

1945: Ceded to the United States

source: http://www.feldgrau.com/prinzeugen.html

 

[MightyMacbeth]

maudire..

 

[The Cooler King]

You got it tomtom. Maybe next time MightyMacbeth.

 

[MightyMacbeth]

hhh.. maybe