ARMY HORSE STILL HAS WORK TO DO -

The video discusses the ongoing role of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps in training pack horses despite modern mechanisation. Horses are collected and treated for any ailments before being trained for army duties. The process ensures that the army receives a batch of fit and well-trained pack horses.

Why does the modern army still require the services of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps?

• To maintain traditional practices

• To train pack horses for army use

• To manage mechanized equipment

• To provide entertainment for soldiers

What is one of the medical issues faced by the horses in the army?

• Dehydration

• Fever

• Black eye

• Broken leg

How do Royal Army veterinarians ensure the horses are ready for exercise?

• By training them in obstacle courses

• By treating their ailments quickly

• By giving them regular rest

• By providing them with special diets

What is the final result of the training and treatment provided to the horses?

• They are sent back to their original owners

• They become part of a Wild West Rodeo

• They are used for breeding purposes

• They are fit and well-trained for army tasks

Who was mentioned at the end of the transcript?

• Sir Archibald Sinclair

• Sir Winston Churchill

• Sir Douglas Haig

• Sir Bernard Montgomery