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From Gazala To Tunis 422 Days In The Life Of The 2nd Battalion The Rifle Brigade Harding

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From Gazala To Tunis 422 Days In The Life Of The 2nd Battalion The Rifle Brigade Harding
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Publisher: Fonthill Media
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.87 MB
Pages: 256
Author: Harding, Phillip
ISBN: 9781781553558, 1781553556
Language: English
Year: 2014

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From Gazala To Tunis 422 Days In The Life Of The 2nd Battalion The Rifle Brigade Harding by Harding, Phillip 9781781553558, 1781553556 instant download after payment.

From Gazala to Tunisia: 422 Days in the Life of the 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade is the story of the riflemen and their battles of Gazala to the successful end of the North African campaign. These 422 days include the bitter battles of Gazala, the conflict around the Cauldron, the loss of Tobruk before the forced withdrawal with the remainder of the Eighth Army, along the Mediterranean Coast and finally digging in at Alamein. Due to their involvement in the battles around the Alamein Line, the Mine Task Force opened gaps in the Axis defenses which allowed British armor to overwhelm the Germans. The riflemen of the 2nd Battalion took on the enemy in the battles at the Mareth Line and Wadi Akirit in Tunisia before joining the First Army in the final conflicts that brought the North African campaign to a successful conclusion. It was this battalion that marched two miles into enemy lines to take occupation of the Snipe position, feeling the full brunt of Rommel s counterattack, before marching back 36 hours later. It has been said that Alamein was the turning point of the war and that Snipe was the turning point of Alamein. This superb book tells all these takes and more in a detailed, powerful and moving account of the 2nd Battalion during its finest 15 months."

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