Tobruk Retaken, Italian Wounded Assisted in Libya

The transcript describes a journey near the Marconi Towers, capturing a carrier pigeon and observing prisoners after the fall of Tobruk. The narrator notes the eagerness of prisoners to be photographed. The scene shifts to a harbor with burning ships due to RAF bombing, and concludes with a move towards Tripoli.

What was the narrator doing near the Marconi Towers?

• Repairing a radio tower

• Writing a letter

• Greeting Italian soldiers

• Taking pictures of a carrier pigeon

How did the prisoners react to being photographed?

• They were reluctant

• They seemed eager

• They were indifferent

• They refused

What was the condition of the harbor as described by the narrator?

• Calm and peaceful

• Crowded with ships

• Clouded with burning ships

• Empty and deserted

What was the fate of the old Italian cruiser Giorgio?

• It was captured by the enemy

• It was sunk by a submarine

• It was used as a transport ship

• It was on fire from bombing

What is the narrator's next destination after the harbor?

• Tobruk

• Cairo

• Tripoli

• Rome