Battle For Tobruck - The port-town of Tobruk was the key to Libya. The Axis had been besieging it since April 1941, threatening to push the Allies back into Egypt. The Afrikakorps, commanded by Irwin Rommel, had already defeated the Allies' previous attempt to relieve Tobruk, Operation Battleaxe, but a new, surprise Allied offensive in November 1941, Operation Crusader, would evolve into one of the most chaotic and near-run battles of the entire North African campaign.

Includes:

17 x 22" (43 x 56cm) terrain map

100 die-cut counters

On Standard Rules booklet for this series

One Exclusive Rules booklet for this series