Allied Soldiers Begin Organized Invasion of Italy

The British returned to Europe not as commandos but as a full army, signifying their intent to stay. The shift in power was evident as military supplies amassed, indicating a strong force ready to conquer. The troops advanced through obstacles, entering Reggio Calabria and further into Europe.

How did the British forces return to the European continent?

• As a diplomatic mission

• As a full army

• As a small reconnaissance team

• As a naval fleet

What does the presence of massive military supplies indicate?

• A temporary visit

• A defensive strategy

• An intention to conquer

• A retreat plan

What was the significance of the British walking through blasted holes in the barbed wire?

• It was a training exercise

• It symbolized their entry into Europe

• It showed their defeat

• It marked their retreat

Where did the British forces enter after overcoming obstacles?

• Rome

• Reggio Calabria

• Berlin

• Paris

What was the initial action of the British forces upon returning to the continent?

• They walked into Reggio Calabria

• They engaged in negotiations

• They set up a base camp

• They launched an airstrike