Table of Data Points
1940-12-16 | Fort Capuzzo | British and Indian troops take Fort Capuzzo in Libya. | Read about 'Fort Capuzzo' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Fort Capuzzo' | ||
1940-09-13 | Fort Capuzzo | The 1st "23 March" Blackshirt Division re-took Fort Capuzzo in Libya. | Read about 'Fort Capuzzo' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Fort Capuzzo' | ||
1940-09-13 | Egypt Invasion | Italian troops cross into Egypt. | Read about 'Egypt Invasion' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Egypt Invasion' | ||
1940-09-13 | Halfaya Pass | Elements of the 3rd Coldstream Guards withdraw down Halfaya Pass in front of the Italian Invasion. | Read about 'Halfaya Pass' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Halfaya Pass' | ||
1940-09-09 | British bomb Tobruk | In response to the Italian invasion of Egypt, the RAF bombs staging areas in the Italian rear, including Tobruk. | Read about 'British bomb Tobruk' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'British bomb Tobruk' | ||
1940-09-09 | Maletti Group | The Maletti group gets lost moving to it's start position near Sidi Omar. | Read about 'Maletti Group' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Maletti Group' | ||
1940-06-28 | Graziani | The Governor General of Libya General Balbo is killed accidentaly and is replaced by General Graziani. | Read about 'Graziani' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Graziani' | ||
1940-06-21 | Bardia Bombarded | 7th Cruiser Squadron of the Mediterranean Fleet (including the HMAS Sydney), bombards Bardia. | Read about 'Bardia Bombarded' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Bardia Bombarded' | ||
1940-06-11 | Fort Capuzzo | The war in North Africa begins with a British raid on Fort Capuzzo in Libya. | Read about 'Fort Capuzzo' on WikiPedia | Discuss 'Fort Capuzzo' |
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