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General Bernard Montgomery turned this shortage to their advantage. In the fall of 1942 Montgomery pushed Rommel's troops steadily westward out of Egypt and into Libya. The British victory in the Battle of El Alamein helped turn the corner for the Allies in North Africa.

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The Suez Canal was secured. N. Africa was only a "side-show" for Germany. Their real war was on the Russian Front. A German-Italian Army was defeated. A major portion of the Mediterranean Sea was secure to shipping and Malta was a little safer. The Mediterranean Allied Air Force now had air bases from which they could strick targets in Italy and southern France and Hungary.

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They first began by attacking the shipping lanes that transported supplies from Italy to Tripoli. When the US joined in the fight, they landed on the far western areas of North Africa in November 1942 and began to advance against the rear of the German forces. This also freed up the Vichy French government from German control.

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It is in the nature of a global war that you have to fight the enemy wherever they may be. If the Third Reich had been allowed to take over North Africa, they would have had additional resources available for the war in general. All territory has military significance.

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British won an important at El Alamein in Egypt. German army forces were driven west and his army surrender.

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The Battle of El Alamein (2 Battles plus Alam Halfa) in October, November 1942. The Torch landings in NW Africa were also instrumental in the defeat of the Axis subsequently in Tunisia.

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