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... after replacing the Eighth Army field commander at a moment when Rommel's dash and fire had halted the British attack and all seemed confusion, alarm and chaos. Montgomery, who finally saw Rommel off the premises, heavily out numbered and outgunned him at ...
... the close-ups of horrors in the foreground, emerging, [like Rommel's tanks, out of their covering sandstorm, from the limitless distances of the desert. An improbable meeting between Rommel and MacRoberts in a First Aid tent allows James Mason to repeat ...
... of the llth Duke, was formerly Miss Audrey Young, and is the daughter of Brigadier Desmond Young, M.C., whose biography of Rommel is referred to elsewhere in this issue. Her husband, whom she married in December 1948, is descended from an Elizabethan Lord ...
... House, St. John, Jersey, Channel Isles. The Duchess, daughter of Brig. Desmond Young, M.C., author of the successful book Rommel, is shortly leaving with her husband for a stay at their house at Bordighera, Italy The Duhe and Duchess with their daughter ...
... Sir Oliver's interest in cacti began in the desert during the war, but he told me: Fortunately we were usually pursuing Rommel at that period, so I didn't have much time for serious study. Also in January, three station wagons will be leaving Belgrade ...
... as if taking the fuse out of an unexploded bomb. Such care is wise for with Brigadier Desmond Young's favourable view of Rommel already filmed, Twentieth Century-Fox may find themselves accused of filming Germany's war history for her. Even in Germany ...
... of the fabled tiger. The Gurkhas did much the same to the Germans and Itis towards the end of the Desert fighting against Rommel, and there have been many other incidents when cold steel has done the job very quickly and effectively. The tales of the ...
... R.S.M. L. A. Hall, Capt. A. J. Lyons, Major J. N. Shale, Major (Adj.) R. Z. Stockwell. Lt.-Col. F F S Barlow D.S.O. (with Rommel), Major (2 i/c) L. W. B. Evans, Major C. E. Archer-Perkins, Major G. B. Whitworth, Capt. (Q.M.) J. W. Jones (with Socks). ...
... entitles it to have been given its chance. This, for instance, on the casualties somewhere near the Agedabia- Benghazi Road, when Rommel was making hay while the sun shone and sometimes when it did not, and his Stukas were doing their bit to make life unpleasant ...