American Troops In Tunisia Digging Up Mines

The transcript highlights the risks faced by individuals in Africa, including miners and military personnel, while Americans support from home. It discusses the capture of Italian and German prisoners and the role of medical aid in saving lives. The narrative also covers military operations in Tunisia, detailing the challenges posed by the terrain and the ongoing artillery battles.

What were individuals in Africa risking their lives for during the campaign?

• To construct buildings

• To dig up mines

• To build roads

• To plant crops

Who were the first prisoners captured from the Romans' 10th Panzer Division?

• French soldiers

• German prisoners

• Italian civilians

• British officers

What role did the American Red Cross nurses play in the African campaign?

• They built shelters

• They trained soldiers

• They offered medical care

• They provided food supplies

What was the primary challenge faced by Yank tanks in Tunisia?

• Communication issues

• Enemy air attacks

• Rough terrain

• Lack of fuel

What was the outcome of the duel between American artillery and German tanks?

• German victory

• Stalemate

• German retreat

• American victory