American Nurses Receive Citations For Work In Philippines

The transcript conveys a message from the first Lady president expressing gratitude to the nation. It highlights the courage of nurses who served under fire and acknowledges the pride in soldiers fighting in the Philippines. The speaker reflects on the experience of returning home while emphasizing the importance of remembering those still in the Philippines.

What was the main message conveyed by the first Lady president?

• A call for more troops to be sent

• Gratitude and hope for liberation

• A request for financial donations

• An announcement of a new policy

What recognition did the nurses receive for their service?

• Citation ribbons

• Letters of commendation

• Medals of Honor

• Promotions in rank

What sentiment did the American minutewomen express about their children in the Philippines?

• Disappointment in their performance

• Desire for them to return home

• Pride in their achievements

• Concern for their safety

How did the speaker feel about their experiences abroad?

• Regretful and disappointed

• Indifferent and unaffected

• Valuable and irreplaceable

• Eager to forget them

What is the speaker's final reminder to Americans?

• To celebrate their return

• To never forget the Philippines

• To donate to war efforts

• To always support the troops