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Rommel's breathtaking advance in May-June 1940 was nothing less than inspired

By Carl Schulze

All the way he was pursued by the Eighth Army under the command of General Montgomery

Covering the US 280 mm gun and its Soviet counterparts

Leakey's Luck Non-Fiction tail lights and rotating lightEdited by George Forty Major General Rea Leakey was one of the Royal Tank regiments greatest heroes of the Second World War. As a young tank commander, he fought Rommel's Afrika Korps in the Western Desert of Egypt, before becoming trapped for six months in the siege of Tobruk and temporarily joining the Australian infantry as an honorary Lance Corporal. He later returned to the European theatre in 1944 and served as a Churchill tank commander in