... gave us some encouraging figures of the heavy losses inflicted upon the enemy as a result of our second offensive. General Rommel has proved himself to be a great commander, and with the assistance be has received by the arrival of more troops and armoured ...

... forces, released from service before Halfaya, where they helped in the capture of the pass, are now facing the Germans of Rommel's army. They have many scores to wipe off. Before them they have their hated foes, The Germans who occupy France, as France ...

... drive in the direction of the Caucasus. A second drive through Turkey must not be ruled out as a possibility. In Libya General Rommel will undoubtedly strive to reach Suez. and a rlancf' at the map will show the ultimate point to which the three drives in ...

... in a combined operation with General Bosenters land forces, slowly but surely achancin,-; against us in Libya. If General Rommel succeeds in driving barb into Egypt., it is not unlikely that airborne troops will awes the Mediterranean liven the Balkans ...

... surprising in the suggestion that military experts are interpreting Rommel's drive in libya as a 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 ...

... Le engaged. German bombers have undoubtedly been need on a large scale to carry reinforce , ments and supplier, to General Rommel in Libya, and although we have boasted of air superiority over that country. it would appear that our superiority has been ...