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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was Super Six Four hit by an RPG in "Black Hawk Down"?
(a) The tail.
(b) The main rotor.
(c) The left side.
(d) The right side.

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

3. Who wanted to place a big gun in the street, but Steele refused to allow any more of his Rangers to go out into the darkness in "The Alamo"?
(a) Master Sergeant Gary Gordon.
(b) "Alphabet."
(c) The D-boys.
(d) The SEALs.

4. What crew member of Super Six One had a gunshot to the abdomen and there was little anyone could do for him?
(a) Private Richard Kowalewski.
(b) Staff Sergeant Daniel Busch.
(c) Technical Sergeant Tim Wilkinson.
(d) Sergeant Ed Yurek.

5. What co-pilot managed to climb out of the mangled wreck of the Super Six Four in "Overrun"?
(a) Chief Warrant Officer Ray Frank.
(b) Sergeant First Class Paul Howe.
(c) Sergeant First Class Randy Shughart
(d) Private Richard Kowalewski.

Short Answer Questions

1. As the Humvees and soldiers made their way back into Mogadishu, they found themselves immediately under attack and blocked at every turn by what in "Overrun"?

2. What evaporated on the Super Six Four, causing the helicopter to lean forward in "Black Hawk Down"?

3. The crash of Super Six One damaged the corner of a home occupied by whom?

4. 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?

5. Whose body was unable to be pulled out of the Super Six One because the nose of the helicopter had crumpled and then buried itself in the soil, causing the body to be wedge in the wreckage?

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