Soldiers built these long, narrow ditches used for concealment and protection during World War I.
What are Trenches?
100
Military doctors
Who are BONES?
100
The bird that Benjamin Franklin wanted as the national bird.
What is the Turkey?
100
The first day of fall.
What is the autumn equinox?
100
The iconic symbol of the Cold War came down November 10, 1989.
What is the Berlin Wall?
200
Faithfulness to their obligations and colleagues.
What is loyalty?
200
Camouflage Utility uniform for Navy and Marines
What are Cammies?
200
The first Macy's Thanksgiving Parade balloon.
What is Felix the Cat?
200
The full moon which occurs closest to the autumn equinox.
What is the Harvest Moon?
200
Became the 39th state in November of 1889.
What is North Dakota?
300
This field in Belgium was in full bloom with red poppies when John McCrae wrote this poem.
What is Flanders Fields
300
Old term for The Pentagon.
What is the five-sided squirrel cage?
300
A young turkey.
What is a fryer?
300
This person wrote the lyrics to the song “Autumn Leaves” the last two lines of which are” But I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall”?
Who is Johnny Mercer?
300
In 1863 this president proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day to be held each November.
Who is president Abraham Lincoln?
400
This armed forces group is located across the country in "wings".
What is Air Command?
400
Naval term for a chow hall cheeseburger?
What are sliders?
400
The ship that the pilgrims sailed on.
What is the Mayflower?
400
The day after Thanksgiving.
What is black friday?
400
This ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918.
What is World War I
500
This noun describes the armed forces of a country.
What is Military?
500
To abandon an aircraft mid-flight by means of a parachute.
What is Hit The Silk?
500
The place where the first Thanksgiving was celebrated.
What is Plymouth, Massachusetts?
500
A time when we turn our clocks back 1 hour.
What is Daylight Savings Time?
500
Cartoonist Thomas Nast depicts Republican party as this animal in a cartoon in Harper's Weekly.