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... tncy may be engaged. German bombers have undoubtedly been used large scale to earn- reinforcements a..a supplies to General Rommel lu Libya, and though have boastid of air superiority over lh.it country, it would appear that out superiority has been largely ...
... rapidly, do-1 Minister of Defence it would be most teriorated during the past fortnight, undesirable that it should now or. Rommel, for the lime being, has out- indeed, at any time until our military wilted us. Instead of his nanzer armies fortunes have ...
... surprising in the suggestion that military experts are interpreting Rommel’s drive in Libya prelude to a combined German spring offensive, one arm. of which 'will operate under General Rommel against Suez, and the other will seek to push through Southern Russian ...
... THE MENACE ORAN IT time of writing, General - * Rommel has retaken Benghazi, ami the principal area of combat is 150 miles, north-east of that town. His advance has been quick, and, before it Is checked, will go still further. Surprise has once again ...
... of the Government's policy. You cannot, he said. have sufficient troops in the Middle East to hold the Nile and defeat Rommel; you cannot join hands with our Russian allies on a line through Syria and Persia ; you cannot giye effective material aid ...
... North Africa continues. The detailed results of British inquiries into supplies scat by Vichy to Rommel in Libya show that by comparison with the help which Rommel gets on the direct route from southern Italy lo Tripoli, the Vichy supplies by way of Tunisia ...
... unexpected—the tank known as the Mark IV., the armour of which otieguns could not pierce. That was one of the reasons for Rommel's apparent success in the counter attack. We would find an antidote against the Mark IV. tank just as we had found a remedy ...
... attempt by General Rommel to ad-1 vance. This success by our air force resulted in 20 hostile aircraft being destroyed and others of the remaining 10 being damaged. The appearance of these machines coincided with the | sending forward by Rommel of columns which ...
... building up their strength with the greatest speed they can. Active land operations are confined to local clashes. General Rommel’s main forces are concentrated in The right flank of General Ritchie’s army rests Gazala, and a strong Empire force occupies ...