King George VI of England inspects sailors in Portsmouth during World War II

The video covers the Polish Navy cadets at Milbank Dockyard during the outbreak of war, highlighting the revival of the Rens Women's Auxiliary and the crucial role of minesweepers manned by fishermen. It also details the King's visit to Portsmouth Naval Barracks, emphasizing the efficiency of air raid shelters and recognizing Marine EFI Woods for excellence.

Where were the Polish Navy cadets stationed when World War II began?

• Nazi Germany

• Milbank Dockyard

• Mediterranean Sea

• Portsmouth Bar Naval Barracks

What was the impact of the war on the Women's Auxiliary?

• It focused on air raids

• It allowed more men to serve at sea

• It became part of the Polish Navy

• It was disbanded

Who primarily manned the minesweepers during the war?

• Engineers

• Soldiers

• Fishermen

• Pilots

What was the significance of the King's visit to Portsmouth Bar Naval Barracks?

• To recruit more soldiers

• To recognize Marine EFI Woods

• To inspect air raid shelters

• To declare war

How many men were ready to take cover during the King's visit?

• 7000

• 1000

• 3000

• 5000