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Algeria was a key zone during the Africa war between the British Armoured Divisions and Germany's Rommel Corps. Containing many valuable resources more importantly oil, fighting escalated into rapid and short ambushes over a large perimiter.

It was in Algeria that the Desert Rats were able to drain Rommels oil supply to Berlin and create a ever existing strain on Axis Operations in the future. Before the American Invasion, Africa was won by the Axis, however the German High Command ordered Rommel to the mainland and forced a tactical retreat from the region to ressuply axis forces in northern France.

Map Report For Algeria

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 Synops:

Their are two main attack routes in which units can take. These attack routes split inside the large Mosque and fan out to East and West. However, defenses at the main attack routes are plagued by limited cover and concealment which will mean defenders may use delayed defenses and scouts to lure the enemy into ambushes.

Map Rules:  Midlines

 The map is diveded inside and under the mosque. To the south, defending Allies may not use the southern hallway or Western ledge to look down the mosques hallway due to imbalance. (Located in white box)

 Defenders inside the Mosque are not allowed to go past the marble floor and onto the steps or dirt leading to the attacking units side.

To the far North, Axis may be on top of the bridge and under it. In addition they may have one body lentgh hanging out where it is colored red below. This will allow them to look up the road that leads up a hill towards the attacking Allies.

 The Allies may defend on the bridge and up to the arch the bridge creates under it. They may not be completly underneath the bridge.

Map Rules:  Rules

 As always, military vehicles can be used to set up or stand on.

 Players may set up on top of this structure.

Players may not use objects to boost themselves onto places not normally reached.

 Players may use wheelbarrows to set up in.

 Players may not be be on top of baskets, oil drums, crates or anything of that nature. They may use them to mount an MG.