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Message: <blockquote data-quote="War Fighter" data-source="post: 29045304" data-attributes="member: 562030">The battle in Africa (especially in Libyan desert) was more between Bernard Montgomery and Rommel (desert fox). Even though Rommel made some impressive initial victories, the lack of supply chains and mysterious and daring behind enemy line operations carried out by newly formed British 22nd SAS (lead by Sterling and Paddy Maine) to cripple air support finally made him to withdraw and accept defeat.However,  Rommel accurately forecasted the allies' landing areas in D Day and urged Hitler to send additional Panzer divisions to boost the fortifications. But due to his usual arrogance and suspecting Rommel's involvement in the failed assassination attempt, Hitler ignored Rommel's warnings and finally forced him to commit suicide. Rommel was respected by the allied forces and commanders too.</blockquote>

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