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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Alamo.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As the convoy wandered lost around Mogadishu, a CSAR Black Hawk dropped Technical Sergeant Tim Wilkinson and what other medic in "Overrun"?
(a) Captain Mike Steele.
(b) Lieutenant Colonel Dave McKnight.
(c) Master Sergeant Scott Fales.
(d) Sergeant Timothy A. Wilkinson.

2. One driver in the Humvee convoy was shot in the back of the head and although the helmet saved his life, the hit caused him to what?
(a) Faint.
(b) Go deaf.
(c) Go into a coma.
(d) Go temporarily blind.

3. Who announced his intention to take the wounded back to the base rather than going to the first crash site in "Black Hawk Down"?
(a) Lieutenant Colonel Dave McKnight.
(b) Chief Warrant Officer Ray Frank.
(c) Sergeant First Class Paul Howe.
(d) Sergeant First Class Randy Rymes.

4. What was the first Black Hawk helicopter that was shot down over Mogadishu on October 3?
(a) Super Six Two.
(b) Super Six Five.
(c) Super Six Four.
(d) Super Six One.

5. What medic attempted to find the ends of the femoral artery of a fallen corporal by placing his hands inside the wound, but the end of the artery had retracted into the abdomen in "The Alamo"?
(a) Warrant Officer Mike Durant.
(b) Captain Mike Steele.
(c) Sergeant Kurt Schmid.
(d) CWO Donovan Briley.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Captain Mike Steele and his men place on the street to direct aircraft to their location in "Overrun"?

2. What refers to the coordinated military actions of a state in response to a developing situation?

3. Captain Mike Steele and his team, as well as the D-boys leader, were instructed to move closer together for what reason in "The Alamo"?

4. Who was the co-pilot of Super Six One?

5. What soldier who had been held out of the initial assault cut off a cast on his infected elbow so that he would be allowed to go fight in "Overrun"?

(see the answer key)

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