Alamein

By Jon Latimer

Jon Latimer provides a definitive account of the 1942 Battle of El Alamein, the decisive Allied victory that shattered Axis power in North Africa. Beyond the famous clash between Rommel and Montgomery, Latimer explores the vital roles of sea power, air superiority, and the unprecedented use of concentrated artillery that redefined British tactics.

At its heart, this is a "soldiers' battle." Latimer vividly reconstructs the desert reality—heat, sand, and close-quarters combat—through the personal accounts of the diverse British, Commonwealth, American, and Axis troops who fought through this historic turning point.
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