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... that which opened onr offensive. Early yesterday German tanks and infantry staged a counterattaek. The British guns and anti-tank artillery resumed their barrage as German tanks and infantry eame in. British and Australian troops _ , _ _ _ held their ground ...
... been carried out. INFANTRY BROKE THE CRUST It was an anxious matter. In the last war we devised the tank to clear a way for the infantry, who were otherwise held up by the intensity of machine-gun Bre. On this occasion it was the infantry who would have ...
... the maintenance of his airfields and landing-grounds, so that we obtained more sorties in proportion to our strength. In infantry divisions we were actually weaker. The manner in which the powerfully fortified gateway was prised open was extraordinarily ...
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