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An Army at Dawn: The War in Africa, 1942-1943 Study Guide

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by Rick Atkinson
About 55 pages (16,427 words)

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Describe the difficulties in organizing the troop deployment at Hampton Roads.

What were the proposed landing sites for Operation Torch? What went wrong with the landings?

Why did the Americans want to mount a cross channel offensive as soon as possible in 1942?

What incorrect assumptions did the British make about the French defending North Africa?

In late 1942, could the Allies have stopped the Germans from massing troops in Tunisia to create the bridgehead that kept them.....

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