In the North African battlefield, Rommel once created a miracle of winning more with less, and Rommel, who was called the Fox of North Africa by the Royal Army, was not given in vain. Because of his contribution to the North African battlefield, Rommel also received the rank of field marshal. However, Rommel was not victorious, and at the Battle of El Alamein, Rommel and the German-Italian forces were defeated by the Royal Army and have been devastated ever since. Why would Rommel not be able to defeat the Royal Army?
Although the German army was not bad in combat, the Royal Army still exploded too many troops, and the comprehensive strength gradually crushed the German army. The Royal Army in North Africa can say that there are people, to be equipped, to have bread and bread, Australians, Canadians, Americans, Indians, all rushed to help the Royal Army. At this time, the Royal Army had taken root in North Africa, and no matter how strong Rommel's combat effectiveness was, it could not defeat such a powerful Royal Army.
At the time of the Battle of El Alamein, the Royal Army actually adopted the tactic of step by step, step by step, so that the German army could not find the opportunity to counterattack. The Germans could only find an opportunity to attack, but they were unable to defend against the tidal advance of the Royal Army. The foundation of the German army in North Africa is actually very weak, and the key to the problem lies in the problem of the german army's late supply. The logistics of the German army could not be transported by sea, but could only be transported by Italy little by little from land, and the German army was always plagued by logistical problems in the North African battlefield.
A German army that was short of food and clothing could not finally defeat the Royal Army. The commander of the Royal Army at the Battle of El Alamein was Montgomery, who, although the grand strategy was not good, had the advantage of being very strong in execution, and as long as he identified things, he would continue to do it. Montgomery had been executing after the tactics had been determined, and nothing could shake him. The Germans had lost their last hope in North Africa. What do you think?