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Tango0114 Sep 2019 3:40 p.m. PST

…on Tobruk, November 1941.

"This post is based on a document from the war diary appendices to Panzergruppe War Diary August to November 1941, the section dealing with the planning for the attack on Tobruk. See also this older post.

Prior to the attack it was planned to substantially reinforce the strike force of the Luftwaffe in North Africa, by temporarily basing medium bombers and Stuka ground attack planes there. These planes were to come from the Greek mainland and Crete, while planes from the Greek mainland would also operate utilising Crete as a forward base. Planes were also to be moved from further west to Gambut and Gasr el Arid, very close to the planned breakthrough sector…."
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