Question

why would the actions of the flying tigers during the second world war be considered unusual? they were drafted pilots who flew numerous successful missions over europe they were a group of african - american aviators who heroically served in europe during a time of racial segregation in the u.s. armed forces. they were pilots who volunteered with the british air force to defend against german attacks during the battle of britain. they were former pilots of the u.s. armed forces who voluntarily flew with the chinese air force to resist japanese aggression.

Explanation:

The Flying Tigers were former U.S. Armed Forces pilots who volunteered to fly with the Chinese Air Force to resist Japanese aggression in WWII. The first option refers to other pilots (not Flying Tigers), the second is about the Tuskegee Airmen, the third is about Battle of Britain pilots (not Flying Tigers). So the correct option is the one about volunteering with Chinese Air Force against Japan.

Answer:

D. They were former pilots of the U.S. Armed Forces who voluntarily flew with the Chinese Air Force to resist Japanese aggression.