Jean Paul Pallud tells how on the night of November 14/15, 1941 a British raiding party of 30 commandos led by Lieutenant – Colonel Geoffrey Keyes landed on the shores of Libya. Their mission being to attack a house in the town of Beda Littoria thought to be the headquarters of Generalleutnant Erwin Rommel, the famed commander of the German Afrikakorps. Wolfsschanze Revisited – One of our long – time readers, Allan Adams from Ottawa, Canada, has recently made two visits to the former Fhrerhauptquartier and produced a good photographic record of its present condition.
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Then & Now: SEELOWE the road to germany;s planned invasion of Britain
After The Battle #181 - MONTGOMERY'S TACTICAL HEADQUARTERS
Then & Now: The Somme
Aviation Landmarks
HAWID MOUNT 130x85mm - BLACK [PK10]
TACK Coin Holders with display diameter of 32.5mm, for stapling, pack of 100
After The Battle #187 – THE ALLIED CAPTURE OF HANNOVER



