North African Campaign | Part 28

North African Campaign | Part 28 | World War 2

On November 8th, 1943 the Embattled African Corps was losing from the East and The Anglo-American landed at Morroco and Algeria. And the African Korp was stunned not only that they can't defy them against Numbers but they are incredibly unwilling to fight. Winston Churchill used Spread out Warfare to gain Effectivity among his Army. While American Forces we were concerned of the Loyalists of the Vichy French when they began departing near the Coast. The French immediately open fire devastating waves of guns among the American Ships. And also Franklin D. Roosevelt and his Administrators are concerned about Neutral Spain because they have great Relations with the Axis Powers. But The Landing was proved to be a Success and Operation Torch proved to be one of the Most Successful Landings in History. A lot of French Officers s that have Joined the Axis have switched sides and agreed on a truce with the Allies Powers. And Hitler was furious learning that French Officers and Few Admirals have deserted and joined with the Allies and began Invading Unoccupied France. German Forces totaling Estimation 15,000 to 16,000 with 9,000 Italians. Both Allied and Axis wanted to Reach and make Tunis a Defensible Position making the situation more critical in the Tunisian Seasons. Heavy Rains and Heavy Mud delayed both sides. And making impassable roads into a death trap. The War in North Africa was a Race against Time...

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