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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Multiple members of Chalk One separated from the other rangers with what team leader in "Overrun"?
(a) Lieutenant Larry Perino.
(b) Sergeant Ed Yurek.
(c) Master Sergeant Scott Fales.
(d) Private Anton Berendsen.

2. When did President George H.W. Bush order the U.S. Armed Forces to join the U.N. in a joint operation known as Operation Restore Hope, with the primary mission of restoring order in Somalia?
(a) December, 1992.
(b) October, 1991.
(c) May, 1990.
(d) June, 1989.

3. What aircraft delivered fresh water and IV fluids to the first crash site, leaving the men to settle in for the long night ahead of them in "The Alamo"?
(a) Super Six Three.
(b) Super Six Four.
(c) Super Six Five.
(d) Super Six Six.

4. Why was it of great concern to get as many men around the downed aircraft to protect it and the survivors for the American government?
(a) There were sensitive documents on board.
(b) It was very expensive.
(c) An Army General was on board.
(d) They did not want the technology and equipment to get into the wrong hands.

5. Who was a Delta team leader who led the front group to the first crash site, including several Rangers in "Overrun"?
(a) Private Adalberto Rodriguez.
(b) Specialist John Stebbins.
(c) Sergeant First Class Paul Howe.
(d) Private First Class Todd Blackburn.

Short Answer Questions

1. How far were the convoys and soldiers from their base as they were trapped in "The Alamo"?

2. In "Black Hawk Down," who was picked up a few blocks from the target building by the Humvees and joined the convoy to the crash site?

3. How many men were with the Humvee convoy in "Black Hawk Down"?

4. Instead of taking the prisoners directly to the American base, the Humvees were ordered to do what in "Black Hawk Down"?

5. What medic was killed first protecting the Super Six Four crash site in "Overrun"?

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