Army-Navy Football Game, Pt3

The video covers a football game between Navy and Army, highlighting key plays and strategies. Navy attempts to keep Army out of their territory, but Army's Glen Davis scores a touchdown. Navy responds with a touchdown just before halftime. President Truman is noted as a neutral observer. In the second half, Army extends their lead with strategic plays, including an interception by Blanchard.

What was the Navy's initial strategy in the game?

• To keep the cadets out of their home waters

• To score a quick touchdown

• To focus on defensive plays

• To rely on aerial attacks

Who scored Army's third touchdown?

• Scott Davis

• Glen Davis

• President Truman

• Bruce Smith

What significant event happened just before halftime?

• President Truman left the stadium

• Navy scored their first big touchdown

• Army scored their fourth touchdown

• The game was paused due to rain

What was President Truman's action during the game?

• He moved from the Navy side to the Army side

• He moved from the Army side to the Navy side

• He stayed neutral throughout the game

• He left the stadium early

How did Army secure their fourth touchdown?

• Through a long run by Glen Davis

• By intercepting a pass

• By a fumble recovery

• With a successful field goal