1. Who wrote the following after the drubbing in Sbeitla: "There is nothing wrong with the common American soldier. His fighting spirit is good. His morale is okay. The deeper he gets into a fight, the more of a fighting man he becomes."
(a) Dwight Eisenhower.
(b) Paul Robinett.
(c) Ernie Pyle.
(d) Charles Perry.

2. In the winter of 1942, which Nation proved the dominant Air force in North Africa?
(a) America.
(b) France.
(c) Britain.
(d) Germany.

3. What was the plan for integrating U.S. units into British lead military organizations?
(a) Select troops were permanently assigned.
(b) No plan existed.
(c) Units would be on a four week rotation.
(d) New U.S. troops were sent to England for specialist training.

4. When German anti-aircraft gunners in Tunis fired at his plane by mistake, Field marshal Albert Kesselring's response was to:
(a) Rubuke them for missing an easy target.
(b) Re-station them to Antarctica.
(c) Order larger swastika's painted on all Axis aircraft.
(d) Install better sights on the guns.

5. According to the author, how had Eisenhower been "outflanked" by the British in the Casablanca conference?
(a) The position of a British general to oversee British and French troops was created, to be filled at a later date.
(b) He was forced to relocate his operations office back to Gibralter where the British felt they could have better oversight.
(c) His command structure was changed to put three British deputies, with independent authority, below him to oversee air, land and sea operations.
(d) A special envoy was forced upon him to assist with political matters.