United States Marines battle for Saipan Island in World War II

The video describes a military strategy involving tanks advancing along the island's length while artillery targets the southern inland. The artillery also focuses on bombarding a ridge above Knuffle town, showcasing a coordinated assault plan.

What strategic movement do the tanks make along the island?

• They strike simultaneously up the length of the island.

• They retreat to the northern part of the island.

• They remain stationary.

• They move in a zigzag pattern.

What is the primary focus of the tanks' movement in the first section?

• To strike simultaneously up the island

• To secure the northern border

• To establish a defensive line

• To conduct reconnaissance

In which direction do the tanks move across the southern part of the island?

• Towards the east

• Towards the west

• Straight across

• In a circular path

What is the target of the artillery in the final section?

• A forest area

• A ridge above Knuffle town

• A valley

• The coastline

What is the significance of the ridge mentioned in the final section?

• It is a supply depot.

• It is a communication hub.

• It is a defensive position.

• It is a strategic artillery target.