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During World War II, several British army units served in North Africa, Italy, and Sicily, including the 8th Army, which played a crucial role in the North African Campaign. Key divisions within the 8th Army included the 4th and 7th Armoured Divisions, known for their significant contributions in battles like El Alamein. Additionally, the British 1st Infantry Division and various commando units participated in the Italian campaign, while the British 50th Infantry Division was active in Sicily. These units collectively helped to secure vital victories in the Mediterranean theater.
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What major victories did the Allies win?
North Africa/sicily/Italy/d-day
Can you see Africa Sicily Italy?
you can see Africa from the Sicilian Island of Pantelleria - which is closer to Africa then Sicily (30 miles) on a clear day you could see the shores of Tunisia
How long is the flight form Italy to Africa?
Africa is a big place. So is Italy. From Sicily to Tunisia is about 50 minutes. From Milan to South Africa is about 11 hours.
Italy is shaped like a boot What is the name of the large island off the tip of the boot?
The name of the large island directly off the southern tip of Italy and north of Africa is the island of Sicily. You're welcome.
Islands between Italy and north Africa?
The islands between Italy and north Africa are Sardinia, Sicily, and I think the third one is Corsica.
What major victories did Allie win?
North Africa/sicily/Italy/d-day
What are the 3 large islands between Italy and north Africa?
The three large islands between Italy and north Africa are Sardina, Sicily (which are part of Italy) and the third island is Corsica.
Do palm trees grow in Venice Italy?
Yes i'm from Sicily and it's close to Africa.
What is the name of the large island directly of the tip of Italy and north of Africa?
You are probably referring to Sicily
Is Sicily northwest or southwest Italy?
Sicily is an island in the southwest of Italy.
What continent does Sicily belong to?
Sicily is part of Italy which is part of Europe, therefore it would be logical to say Sicily is on the European Continent. The island however sits on the African tectonic plate so geographically it is part of Africa.
What is the name of this large island directly after southern tip Italy and north of Africa?
You are probably referring to Sicily
