... That's Rommel—No, sorry, it's Auehinletk—No, it's Rommel.' ...

... ROMMEL? We cannot hope to get much in through the various small ports we have captured until the bombed harbours have been restored. Rommel's columns strung out along the road will, of course, form an excellent target for naval fire and air bombing, though ...

... Rommel Is At ...

... Alexandria. Rommel is throwing all his resources into the action, even using captured British tanks and American tanks, and some French tanks. in Although fighting in a temperature of over 100 deg. is now taking place southeast of Sidi Barrani, Rommel's forces ...

... Rommel FOLLOWING the Bastille Day (July 14) demonstrations throughout France, widespread sabotage and attacks on man troops are reported in new communiques issued by gJerilla fighters on the French front which reached General de Gaulle's headquarters ...

... Rommel is FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT CAIRO. Monday 2 a.m. PITILESSLY hammered from the air for five days and nights, unable to break through to the coastal road towards Alexandria only 60 miles away, Rommel's armies, wedged between the Mediterranean ...

... ROMMEL Eagle A Victim W U-Boat ...

... Rommel NOR .should expect the immediate liquidation Rommel's army. Huge distances are Involved In the Middle East campaign. To make a comparison: If Alexandria were London. Jedabya would be John o' Groats, and El Agheila would be the Shot lands. The enemy ...

... Rommel ROMMEL was last night massing his main forces opposite Fort Capuzzo. after a strong column of , tanks and lorried infantry, had made rapid progress east from Tobruk along the Bar dia road. At Eighth Army headquarters it is expected that Rommel's ...

... into Libya, and Montgomery’s army pressing Rommel back in Cyrenaica, there seems sound reason to hope that the command of North Africa“will be definitely settled within a few weeks. Much has been written on Rommel’s desertion of his Italian allies. This ...

... INTO ROMMEL nitely gone over to the defensive. This means that he will be satisfied if he can beat off our attacks and bring them to a standstill. Our immediate task is to crash through a defensive wall more formidable than we have yet had to tackle in ...

... ROMMEL'S RULES Last night's thrust has.been no exception to German rules for attacking a stronghold. First, the manceuvring and feinting of lorry-borne troops, transport and tanks under observation of our guns. Then an artillery shoot in a direction ...