GREENLAND EXPEDITION HOME

The video details an expedition to Greenland, facilitated by an RAF Sunderland aircraft. The journey included stops in Iceland and challenges like strong winds. The expedition aimed to rendezvous with a group of explorers in Greenland. Despite initial concerns, the explorers were successfully located, and the mission was deemed a success upon their return to Pembroke Dock.

What was the role of the RAF Sunderland in the Greenland expedition?

• It provided aerial photography.

• It transported the exploration party and supplies.

• It was used for weather forecasting.

• It served as a communication relay.

Where did the RAF Sunderland make its first stop after leaving Pembroke Dock?

• Seal Lake

• Ella Island

• Greenland

• Reykjavik

What challenge did the RAF crew face while flying to Greenland?

• Lack of fuel

• Engine failure

• Communication breakdown

• Strong winds

Who did the RAF crew meet at Ella Island?

• A group of explorers

• A team of scientists

• A number of Danes

• Local fishermen

What was the outcome of the Greenland expedition?

• The team had to return early.

• It was a failure due to harsh weather.

• The explorers were not found.

• It was a scientific success.