Final day at Camp Bastion for British troops

The transcript reflects on the end of the long war in Afghanistan, highlighting the joint efforts of British and American soldiers alongside their Afghan colleagues. It discusses the ceremony at Camp Bastion, the remembrance of fallen soldiers, and the transition of the camp back to Afghan control. The narrative emphasizes the impact and legacy of the war, the hopes for a peaceful future in Afghanistan, and the ongoing challenges faced by the Afghan forces. The date, October 26, 2014, marks a significant moment in British history, leaving the legacy of the war in Afghan hands.

What marked the end of Britain's long war in Afghanistan?

• The withdrawal of all troops

• The capture of a key city

• A peace treaty

• The lowering of the flag

Who stood alongside British soldiers during the end of the war ceremony?

• Local civilians

• United Nations peacekeepers

• Afghan colleagues

• NATO forces

How many British lives were lost during the war in Afghanistan?

• 1000

• 453

• 2000

• 500

What became of Camp Bastion after the war?

• It was abandoned

• It was destroyed

• It became a tourist site

• It returned to Afghan control

What is the sentiment expressed about the legacy of the war?

• It is clear and positive

• It is uncertain and in Afghan hands

• It is celebrated worldwide

• It is negative and regrettable