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Old 12-09-2010, 06:36 AM   #31
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December 9, 1940

The British begin an offensive in the western desert of North Africa.
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January 22, 1941

The Italian garrison at Tobruk surrenders.
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February 12, 1941

General Rommel arrives in Tripoli. On the 14th, the first units of what will become the Africa Korps begin to land.
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March 16-17, 1941

In the Battle of the Atlantic, U.99 and U.100 are sunk in a convoy battle. This makes three leading U-boat captains killed or captured in March - Prien, Kretschmer and Schepke.
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20 April 1941
Pz. A.A. 33 arrives in Tripoli and begins unloading at 0900 hrs.
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April 6, 1941

German forces invade Yugoslavia and Greece.
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April 13-17, 1941

Italian and German forces attack Tobruk in North Africa, but are beaten off by the Australians and British.
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May 9, 1941

German code books and an Enigma cipher machine are taken after U.110 is captured by the British.
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May 10, 1941

Rudolf Hess, second in line as heir to Hitler, flies to Britain on a bizarre peace mission.
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16 May 1941

Three luftwaffe He.111 attacked the RAF airfield of Habbaniya in Iraq, followed by six Me.110 on a ground attack mission.
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May 24, 1941

The British battle-cruiser Hood is sunk after an engagement with the Bismark and Prinz Eugen. Only 3 of 1416 crew members survive.

On May 27, the Bismark is finished off by British naval forces including the Rodney, King George V, Dorsetshire and Norfolk.
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June 22, 1941

Operation Barbarossa, the German attack on the Soviet Union, begins.
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July 5, 1941

The German Sixth Army breaches the Soviet defense line west of Zhitomir. Farther north, the German advance reaches the Dniepr.
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July 17, 1941

The Germans develop an important bridgehead over the Dniepr.
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It has been over a month since I have updated. During this time, relations between the US and Japan have been strained, the Germans have continued their advance on the eastern front, the U-boat fleet has had moderate success and after reorganization Rommel has command of two panzer divisions and one infantry division in North Africa.

Sept 1, 1941

The attacking German forces are now within artillery range of Leningrad.
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