Tank Combat in North Africa

Focusing on the tank battles of North Africa from February to June 1941, this book offers in-depth analysis based on original reports and war diaries. It examines the capabilities and tactical employment of British, German, and Italian tanks, alongside their anti-tank weapons. The first chapters detail the technical attributes and doctrines, while subsequent chapters recount specific battles, enhanced by weather reports and firsthand accounts. Compiled from over thirty years of research, it provides a substantive look at the complexities of these historical engagements.