A World War II Quiz.

[#1 Person]

Hello,
Some other people made Quizes so i thought i would.

Same rules as similer quizes,
I ask a quistion then someone answers it, I will say if it is right Then they will ask a question then someone will answer it. the the question writer will say if it right or not, ect.

In short, wait for your answer to be confirmed before popping your own question - XIII

If the person who answered the question correctly doesn't right a question in a 2 day time, anyone will be able to ask one.

Please keep your questions about right before WWII, WWII, or right after WWII

A easy question,

D-Day had another name what was it?
Tip: it was it's real name

 

[pawpaw]

operation overlord

 

[#1 Person]

Correct
Easy wasn't it

 

[pawpaw]

who were " hope, faith and charity"?

 

[Benderino]

Planes, I think

 

[pawpaw]

could you specify a little

 

[Crazy Eddie]

The three bi-planes that were the only planes defending Malta early in the war.

 

[pawpaw]

amazingly they were sucessful against german and italian bombers attacking malta

 

[#1 Person]

It has been half a day and already 2 questions and right anwsers have been posted

 

[Crazy Eddie]

Ok then, a trickier question.

What was "upkeep"?

 

[Benderino]

Originally posted by pawpaw
could you specify a little

What was wrong with my vaguosities?

 

[pawpaw]

actually i would of gave it to you if nobody specified more

 

[CruddyLeper]

Originally posted by Crazy Eddie
Ok then, a trickier question.

What was "upkeep"?

Upkeep was the RAF name for the bomb used on the Dam Buster missions.

 

[Japanrocks12]

Very, very easy.

what was the technique used by Japanese pilots against American warships in world war 2?

Pls keep to the rules, and stop this fr turning into a spamfest. Thanks - XIII

 

[pawpaw]

kamikaze, but its creddylepers turn to ask ( if he was right -he sounded confident)

No, it's Crazy Eddie's turn to confirm the answer. Let's keep to the rules. - XIII

 

[pawpaw]

i said "if" he was right

 

[Crazy Eddie]

Yes, CruddyLeper was right, it was the code-name for Barnes Wallis' famous "Bouncing Bomb"

 

[CruddyLeper]

OK then... in which city did a British embassy receive a written statement detailing Nazi weapons development of the V1, V2 and Busy Lizzie in late 1939-early 1940? (Clue - it is a Scandanavian capital).

 

[Serutan]

Stockholm by elimination. Olso was occupied, and Britian
was at war with Finland.

 

[CruddyLeper]

Stockholm is not the correct answer - I suggest you check the dates for occupation/declarations of war.