British and American soldiers and sailors land on coast of North Africa during World War II's Operation Torch

The video describes a successful military operation involving American sailors who had to swim to safety but were rescued in good spirits. The landing operations were well-coordinated, with numerous small crafts transporting men and materials between ships and the shore. The occupation of the beach at Shokuhfar, a suburb of Algiers, was executed smoothly due to extensive practice.

What happened to the group of American sailors during the operation?

• They were captured by the enemy.

• They had to swim but were rescued.

• They were left behind.

• They completed the mission without any issues.

What was the main focus of the landing operations?

• To capture enemy ships.

• To establish a base on the shore.

• To efficiently transport men and materials.

• To conduct a surprise attack.

How were the landing operations described in terms of execution?

• They were delayed due to weather conditions.

• They faced numerous obstacles.

• They were executed with precision and coordination.

• They were chaotic and unplanned.

What ensured the smooth execution of the occupation?

• The element of surprise.

• The lack of enemy resistance.

• Thorough preparation and practice.

• Advanced technology.

Where did the landing take place?

• At the Shokuhfar suburb of Algiers.

• At the port of Algiers.

• On the beaches of Normandy.

• In the city of Casablanca.