Libyan Prisoners At British Internment Camp

The transcript discusses the capture of Mohammedan native fruits and Italian officers by the British. It highlights uprisings among African tribes that support the British against Mussolini's forces. The British Desert Air Base, led by Air Marshall Longmore, coordinates operations with motor car units, showcasing the speed and firepower of blitz cars in the desert, which have impressed military observers.

How many prisoners did the British claim to have captured during the 10-day battle?

• 50,000

• 10,000

• 5,000

• 36,000

What role did the uprisings among African tribes play in the British military efforts?

• They had no impact on the British efforts.

• They hindered the British advance.

• They led to a British retreat.

• They supported the British drive.

Who directed the advance operations at the British Desert Air Base?

• General Montgomery

• Air Marshall Longmore

• Field Marshal Rommel

• Admiral Nelson

What was the primary function of the blitz cars used by the British?

• To conduct reconnaissance

• To transport supplies

• To trap the Italian army

• To evacuate civilians

What aspect of the blitz cars impressed military observers?

• Their camouflage

• Their size

• Their cost-effectiveness

• Their speed and firepower