Lord Mountbatten inspect troops onboard Royal Navy ship 1941, Royal Navy ship near Lofoten

The video describes the strategic commando raids led by Lord Mountbatten, emphasizing the Royal Navy's tradition of bold and swift operations. In March 1941, commandos navigated Arctic waters to target the Lofoten islands in German-occupied Norway, focusing on destroying key enemy resources. The commando creed highlights thorough planning, bold striking, and swift retiring.

Who led the commando troops in their strategic operations to the north?

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• Lord Nelson

• Lord Mountbatten

• Sir Francis Drake

Which naval traditions did the commando raids draw inspiration from?

• The tradition of Columbus and Vespucci

• The tradition of Nelson and Wellington

• The tradition of Drake and Essex

• The tradition of Cook and Magellan

In March 1941, which location did the commandos target for their mission?

• The Orkney Islands

• The Lofoten Islands

• The Faroe Islands

• The Shetland Islands

What type of enemy resources were marked for destruction during the Lofoten Islands mission?

• Military barracks and airfields

• Fish oil tanks and factories

• Oil refineries and shipyards

• Coal mines and railways

What are the key principles of the commando creed?

• Plan thoroughly, strike boldly, retire swiftly

• Attack fiercely, defend bravely, retreat cautiously

• Engage directly, fight continuously, retreat strategically

• Advance quickly, hold firmly, withdraw slowly