Battle Of El Alamein Collection

Claude Auchinleck, British general, commander of the British Army in North Africa, World War II, 1942 (b / w photo)
6029881 Claude Auchinleck, British general, commander of the British Army in North Africa, World War II, 1942 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Winston Churchill October 1950 at El Alamein reunion

Allied War Cemetery, El Alamein, Egypt. Fought in October and November 1942, the Battle of El Alamein saw the British and Commonwealth forces of the 8th Army under General Bernard Montgomery defeat

The Raiders 1942 (1944)
The Raiders. South Africans listen to their orders for the dangerous raid through the enemy lines to El Daba on 3 November, 1942 (1944)

The tank crews prepare... 1942 (1944). Soldiers of the British 8th Army preparing for the Battle of El Alamein. From The Eighth Army [His Majestys Stationery Office, London, 1944]

The Plans Are Perfected, 1942 (1944)
The Plans Are Perfected. General Montgomery confers with officers of the 9th Australian Division, 1942 (1944). Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein (1887-1976)

Maps and plans are spread on the sand, 1942 (1944)
Maps and plans are spread on the sand as the Brigadier takes his decisions and gives his orders, 1942 (1944). At the beginning of November 1942 the Eighth Army defeated Rommel in the decisive Second

Busy Scenes in Benghazi, 1943. Here we see stores being unloaded for allied troops. During the Battle of El Alamein 66 miles from Alexandria, Egypt, British troops led by General Bernard Montgomery

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"The Battle of El Alamein: A Historic Clash in the Sands of Egypt" In this black and white photo, we see Claude Auchinleck, a British general and commander of the British Army in North Africa during World War II. His determined gaze reflects the gravity of the upcoming battle. Fast forward to October 1950, where Winston Churchill stands at an El Alamein reunion. The iconic leader's presence serves as a reminder of the significance this battle held even years later. The Allied War Cemetery at El Alamein stands as a solemn tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Rows upon rows of gravestones silently honor brave soldiers from various nations who fought side by side against formidable odds. A snapshot from "The Raiders" captures a close-up view of this great battle. Australian troops are seen bringing in a wounded prisoner, showcasing both compassion and resilience amidst chaos. Another image reveals gunners anxiously waiting for their moment to strike. Their poised stance signifies readiness and determination as they prepare to unleash their firepower on enemy lines. Tank crews diligently prepare for combat, knowing that victory hinges on their expertise and teamwork. These fearless individuals embody courage as they face uncertainty head-on. Behind closed doors, meticulous planning takes place before engaging in battle. Maps and plans are spread across sandy surfaces—a testament to strategic thinking aimed at outmaneuvering the enemy forces. Moving away from the battlefield scene, busy scenes unfold in Benghazi during 1943—another pivotal location during this campaign. The bustling activity showcases how war affects not only soldiers but also civilians caught up in its grip. Returning once again to October 1950, Winston Churchill graces us with his presence at an El Alamein reunion—an event that highlights camaraderie among veterans who shared indelible experiences on these desert sands decades ago. The Battle of El Alamein remains etched into history—a clash that altered tides during World War II.