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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Healing Wounds and Scrubbed Missions: Aldbourne: July 13-September 16, 1944.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The men of Easy Company traveled to where, which was eighty miles west of London, in September, 1943?
(a) Liverpool.
(b) Bristol.
(c) Portsmouth.
(d) Aldbourne.

2. What were the troops given for the first time when they flew out for D-Day in Chapter Four, "Look Out Hitler! Here We Come!: Slapton Sands, Upottery: April 1-June 5, 1944"?
(a) Handguns.
(b) Live ammunitiom.
(c) Airsickness pills.
(d) Grenades.

3. What were the men of Easy Company initially greeted with in London in Chapter Seven, "Healing Wounds and Scrubbed Missions: Aldbourne: July 13-September 16, 1944"?
(a) Free beer and meals.
(b) Whiskey.
(c) Cigarettes.
(d) Chocolate.

4. Who transferred Winters out of Easy Company as the battalion mess officer in Chapter Three, "Duties of the Latrine Orderly: Aldbourne: September 1943-March 1944"?
(a) Major Oliver M. Horton.
(b) Colonel Robert Frederick Sink.
(c) Brigadier General Anthony Clement McAuliffe.
(d) Major Strayer.

5. What were the men treated to before shipping out on July 4, 1944?
(a) Beer.
(b) Letters from home.
(c) Showgirls.
(d) An exceptional meal.

Short Answer Questions

1. The men of Easy Company were rewarded after D-Day in England with new gear, pay and what?

2. Who worried that his injuries would cause permanent damage in Chapter Seven, "Healing Wounds and Scrubbed Missions: Aldbourne: July 13-September 16, 1944"?

3. What was the name of the base where the 506th Regiment trained in Chapter One, "We Wanted Those Wings: Camp Toccoa: July-December 1942"?

4. Where did the men of Easy Company return after being released from Carentan?

5. After some time in London in Chapter Seven, "Healing Wounds and Scrubbed Missions: Aldbourne: July 13-September 16, 1944," men such as Gordon and who returned to Easy Company?

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