British Battleship Duke of York Sailing Rough Seas Accompanying An Aircraft Carrier

The transcript discusses a successful convoy journey of 2000 miles without any ship losses, as reported by the British Ministry of Information. The ministry also notes the rough weather conditions. The introduction of the new Duke of York ship is highlighted. Patrol planes are active, ensuring the protection of numerous ships over vast areas. Naval experts commend the carriers for their role in minimizing losses, maintaining a low loss rate among the many ships at sea daily.

What was the outcome of the 2000-mile convoy journey?

• The convoy lost several ships.

• The convoy completed the journey without losing any ships.

• The convoy was delayed due to weather.

• The convoy was attacked by enemy forces.

What did the British Ministry of Information mention about the weather during the convoy?

• The weather was calm and clear.

• The weather was stormy and dangerous.

• The weather was perfect for sailing.

• The weather was a little rough.

What new ship is mentioned in the second section?

• HMS Belfast

• Duke of York

• Queen Elizabeth

• HMS Victory

What role did the patrol planes play in the naval operations?

• They were used for training exercises.

• They were grounded due to bad weather.

• They were up to guard the scores of ships.

• They were used for attacking enemy ships.

What is the credited reason for minimizing ship losses according to naval experts?

• The cooperation with allied forces.

• The strategic planning of the navy.

• The use of advanced weaponry.

• The effectiveness of the carriers.