Guard Duty On Ocean Liners

The transcript discusses the strategic positioning of American warships and the role of Daughter Shore in performing guardian duties. It highlights the anticipation of future gallant deeds and the importance of each action taken.

What can be inferred about the relationship between the warships and Jepsen?

What must Daughter Shore do before the convoys arrive?

What does the phrase 'guardian duty' suggest about Daughter Shore's responsibilities?

How does the text describe the arrival of danger?

What is implied about the time for gallant deeds?