THE BATTLE AT SEA -

The video discusses the Royal Navy's efforts in destroying enemy supply ships, highlighting the role of aircraft like the Walrus in reconnaissance. It describes the enemy's scuttling tactics and the subsequent actions taken by destroyers. The video also covers the humane treatment of captured enemy crews, who were surprised by the good rations and fair treatment they received.

What role did aircraft like the Walrus play in the Royal Navy's operations?

• They were used for training purposes.

• They provided aerial reconnaissance.

• They transported supplies.

• They were used for direct combat.

How did the enemy attempt to prevent their ship from being captured?

• By surrendering peacefully.

• By setting off charges to scuttle the ship.

• By fleeing in lifeboats.

• By calling for reinforcements.

What was the outcome for the enemy crew after their ship was destroyed?

• They were sent back to their country.

• They were executed.

• They were imprisoned without food.

• They were treated well and given good rations.

What was the reaction of the Nazi seamen to their treatment after capture?

• They were indifferent.

• They were angry and rebellious.

• They were surprised by the good treatment.

• They were expecting even better treatment.

What happened to the second enemy supply ship mentioned in the transcript?

• It was captured and used by the Royal Navy.

• It was left untouched.

• It was shelled and destroyed by a cruiser.

• It escaped successfully.