At the end of 1941, Allied forces had liberated Tobruk.
Axis troop retreated to Gazala, and then to El Agheila.
Rommel then reorganized his forces in order to improve communication between artillery, infantry and armored forces.
He then redirected
After World War II, Yugoslavia was created as a communist state. It was part of the Soviet bloc.
The nation consisted of many different religious and ethnic groups, held together by their alliance with the Soviet Union.
After the USSR collapsed, religious and ethnic rivalries came to the fore, resulting in many conflicts, and ultimately,
The First Gulf War, or First Persian Gulf War, which lasted from August 1990 to February 1991, was a reaction to the Iraqi invasion and annexation of Kuwait. A coalition force, led by the United States, fought to liberate Kuwait.
During the First Gulf War, Coalition forces had significantly more advanced levels of military technology
The Battle of Stalingrad during World War II was one of the bloodiest battles in history, resulting in almost two million casualties. Ultimately resulting in a German defeat, it is often considered the turning point of the war in Europe.
After Operation Barbarossa, fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union continued, with the Soviets driving
After World War II ended, an "Iron Curtain" across Europe divided the continent between Western and Soviet spheres of influence.
Political and ideological differences led to an enormous amount of mistrust between the two sides.
Both sides had large stockpiles of weapons that had been produced during the Second World War.
During the Cold War,
Operation Crusader was a British military operation in North Africa during World War II that resulted in the liberation of Tobruk, Libya from Axis forces. Tobruk had been under siege since April 1941.
During Operation Crusader, the British had the advantage of a large reserve of tanks, while the Germans had the advantages of superior
