The naval attache describes the British troops in the pacific as useless in the acquisition of Singapore because they do not count on the gaining of the said country.
In addition, the British troops did not have the initiative to act promptly in acquiring Singapore, their knowledge and ability was not enacted and their facilities is not reliable or dependable.
Allied strategy on the European front in World War II did not include Doolittle's raid.
The jungle terrain and bad weather made it difficult for the American forces fighting in Vietnam. This is because it allowed the Vietcong to successfully use guerrilla warfare strategies and to lay traps. Later, tunnels were found under the jungles which helped them avoid bombs
This would be B, Exclusice Jurisdiction. :)
