The Legacy of Chocolate Soldiers

What nickname was given to the troops from the Citizens Military Force (CMF)?

• Chocolate Soldiers

• Iron Warriors

• Silver Knights

• Golden Eagles

Why were the CMF troops called 'chocolate soldiers'?

• They were expected to be sweet and friendly.

• They were expected to melt in the heat of battle.

• They wore brown uniforms.

• They were known for their bravery.

Where did the 'Chocolate Soldiers' fight against the Japanese?

• France

• Papua New Guinea

• Egypt

• Italy

What was the original rule regarding the CMF troops' deployment?

• They could only fight in Europe.

• They were not to fight overseas.

• They could only fight overseas

• They were to fight in any Commonwealth country.

How did the government justify sending the CMF troops to New Guinea?

• New Guinea was considered an Australian territory.

• They volunteered to go to New Guinea.

• They were given special training in jungle warfare.

• They were promised extra pay.

Which battalion is specifically mentioned for its actions during the Battle of Kokoda?

• 21st Battalion

• 39th Battalion

• 45th Battalion

• 50th Battalion

What type of combat did the 39th Battalion engage in against the Japanese?

• Naval battles

• Aerial dogfights

• Ambushes and fighting retreats

• Trench warfare

What was the age range of most of the CMF troops?

• Under 20

• 20-25

• 25-30

• Over 30

Who joined the 'Chocolate Soldiers' in fighting the Japanese when regular Australian army units arrived?

• American forces

• British forces

• Papuan infantry battalion

• New Zealand forces

What is the legacy of the 'Chocolate Soldiers' today?

• They are remembered for their actions during the Battle of Kokoda.

• They are known for their defeat in New Guinea.

• They are celebrated for their naval victories.

• They are famous for their aerial combat skills.