Desert War in North Africa
Sears S.W.
New York: American Heritage Publishing, Horizon Caravel Book, 1967. -155 pgs. The struggle for the north African coast of the Mediterranean-a struggle for oil and airfields and strategic position-was unlike any other campaign of World War II. This narrative of the three-year-long seesaw battle makes extensive use of eyewitness accounts and is illustrated with photographs, paintings, and drawings by men of the many nationalities who fought there. The desert was an ideal testing ground for theories of warfare, particularly of armored warfare.
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