Martinique Maintains Naval Fleet Far From Nazis

The video discusses Martinique, a French island in the Caribbean, highlighting its historical and geographical significance. It was a French colony since 1635 and served as a naval base for French warships. The video also addresses the status of the French Caribbean fleet post-Armistice, noting the presence of the aircraft carrier 'Burn' and the cruiser 'Emile Bertin', which have been inactive for months and are located far from Nazi-occupied French bases.

What is the historical significance of Martinique in terms of its political and economic status?

• It has been a French territory since 1635.

• It is located 1600 miles from New York.

• It is an island surrounded by American territories.

• It has been a British colony since 1635.

Which group of islands surrounds Martinique?

• The Canary Islands

• The Leeward Islands

• The Hawaiian Islands

• The Windward Group

What was the role of Martinique's capital before the current situation?

• A tourist destination

• A commercial trading hub

• A French naval base

• A base for British warships

What is the current status of the French Caribbean fleet in Martinique?

• They are stationed in Florida.

• They are actively patrolling the Caribbean.

• They have been deployed to Nazi-occupied territories.

• They have not been operational for months.

How far is the French Caribbean fleet from Nazi-occupied French bases?

• 1600 miles

• 3200 miles

• 4200 miles

• 5200 miles