Do you think that if during a war, one side bombarding the other with helicopters, should that side shoot them down?
With helicopters down, should that side seek revenge?
With a helicopter down, should that side remain calm?
With three helicopters down, should the armed forces keep sending them in?
Is it right for people in a helicopter to freak out if they are afraid they will be shot down?
Explanation:
I surveyed 100 people and asked a total of five questions. I had asked the people on a scale of one to three. One they agreed and three they disagreed. Two was reserved for the people who had no clue what was going on.
Conclusion:
From completing this survey I have learned that not many people really know what it is like for our troops to be out in other countries fighting wars and they don’t really appreciate what they do until I asked them a few of these questions. At least half of the people had no clue how to answer the questions after they had been completely elaborated. Not to mention they really didn’t seem to care as long as our people were not be shot at. They saw it as a complete perspective on whose helicopters were they? I had chosen these questions because in the sections of the book Black Hawk Down they talk a lot about downed helicopters and how the people who survived the crashes dealt with everything that had happened.
Results:
Question one: 1: 35%
2: 39%
3: 26%
Question two: 1: 32%
2: 41%
3: 27%
Question three: 1: 32%
2: 44%
3: 24%
Question four: 1: 31%
2: 44%
3: 24%
Question five: 1: 41%
2: 37%
3: 22%