RIO DE JANEIRO HARBOUR DEFENCES - SOUND - FOREIGN COMMENTARY

The video discusses Brazil's strategies to defend its famous harbor against enemy submarines. It explains the use of mines in sea routes and large traps at the harbor entrance in Rio to capture submarines. Additionally, it covers other naval countermeasures, including deploying mines and using floating dynamite to combat enemy ships. The video concludes with training exercises involving heavy artillery.

What is the primary method used by Brazil to protect its harbor from enemy submarines?

• Building underwater barriers

• Using radar technology

• Deploying mines in sea routes

• Patrolling with naval ships

What is the purpose of the large floating guides at the harbor entrance in Rio?

• To signal weather conditions

• To measure water depth

• To trap enemy submarines

• To guide ships safely

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a defense tactic against enemy naval forces?

• Training with deep-sea shells

• Using floating dynamite

• Deploying mines from ships

• Installing underwater cameras

How are mines transported for deployment against enemy ships?

• By helicopters

• By aircraft

• By submarines

• By ships

What type of training is conducted to enhance naval defense?

• Training with deep-sea shells

• Training with sonar equipment

• Training with torpedoes

• Training with surface-to-air missiles