General Clark's Men Move Forward Into A New Salerno Battle

The transcript describes strategic military planning at Frontline Headquarters by General Alexander and Mark Clark of the 5th Army. It highlights the intense battles during the five days of Solano and the baptism of fire experienced by the troops against veteran Nazi forces led by Kesselring. The narrative concludes with the advancement of battle-hardened American soldiers.

Who was responsible for planning the new drive at Frontline Headquarters?

• General Montgomery

• General Eisenhower

• General Alexander

• General Patton

Which army was led by Mark Clark during the planning of the new drive?

• 1st Army

• 7th Army

• 3rd Army

• 5th Army

What was the significance of the battle at Solano?

• It was a training exercise.

• It was a minor skirmish.

• It marked a turning point in the war.

• It was a peaceful negotiation.

Who were the troops fighting against during their baptism of fire?

• Soviet troops

• Japanese forces

• Italian forces

• Nazi troops

What was the outcome for the Yanks after their baptism of fire?

• They were captured.

• They surrendered.

• They moved up.

• They retreated.