Recruiting Civilian Volunteers In Hawaii

The video describes a mission on the islands where volunteers are tasked with thinning out spike-covered kioti trees to provide cover and facilitate movement for land forces. The volunteers, equipped with special tools, face challenges from the wild growth, requiring frequent first aid. The operation is supported by meals and morale-boosting efforts, highlighting the civilian army's contribution to victory.

What tools are the volunteers equipped with for their mission?

• Rakes and shovels

• Special knives and gloves

• Axes and saws

• Hammers and nails

How many volunteers are involved in the mission?

• 500

• 1000

• 2000

• 1500

What is the main reason for thinning out the kioti trees?

• To increase tourism

• To provide cover and allow movement for land forces

• To improve the view

• To create more farmland

What kind of support is provided to the volunteers by the army?

• Housing

• Meals and first aid

• Financial aid

• Transportation

What is the nature of the wild growth that the volunteers are dealing with?

• Smooth and slippery

• Soft and easy to cut

• Thick and thorny

• Spike-covered and cuts like a dagger