Allied survivors on ship after World War II raid on Dieppe

The transcript describes a successful mission that demonstrated the possibility of invading occupied France despite strong German defenses. A volunteer force of 8000 men landed on the beaches, setting the stage for a larger, more permanent invasion in the future.

What was the condition of the troops after completing their mission?

• They were well-rested and clean.

• They were tired and grimy.

• They were injured and demoralized.

• They were eager and enthusiastic.

What did the troops prove about occupied France?

• It was already liberated.

• It was impossible to invade.

• It was not worth invading.

• It could be invaded despite German defenses.

How many volunteers were involved in the initial beach landing?

• 8000

• 12000

• 10000

• 5000

What was the significance of the volunteer force's landing?

• It was a retreat operation.

• It was a training exercise.

• It paved the way for a permanent invasion.

• It was a temporary occupation.

What was expected to happen after the volunteer force's landing?

• The beaches would be fortified.

• The mission would be abandoned.

• The volunteers would retreat immediately.

• A larger army would invade and stay.