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North Africa
Conquest

El Alamein

British vs German5 Control Points

Overview

A vast, open desert landscape where vehicle combat is essential. A mountainous ridge divides the map with only two narrow passes for ground vehicles.

Historical Context

The Battle of El Alamein marked a decisive turning point in the North African campaign, where General Montgomery's British Eighth Army halted the advance of Rommel's Afrika Korps.

Control Points

#A

British Base

Grid G5
British

A large base with a main facility on a plateau and an airfield on a lower plain. The B-17 bomber is a major asset.

7 vehicles
2 defenses
4 supplies
#B

German Base

Grid B4
German

A compact base on the western side of the ridge. The Stuka provides potent ground-attack capability.

7 vehicles
2 defenses
4 supplies
#C

North Outpost

Grid D1
Neutral

Located at the eastern base of the central ridge on a small plateau, making it defensible.

2 vehicles
2 defenses
2 supplies
#D

East Outpost

Grid F3
Neutral

Due to proximity to British Base, almost always captured by British first. Strong defensive position.

2 vehicles
2 defenses
2 supplies
#E

South Outpost

Grid D6
Neutral

Sits atop the central ridge, difficult to reach but easy to defend. Ideal for paratrooper drops.

2 vehicles
2 defenses
2 supplies

Key Tactics

Aircraft Dominance

Open terrain makes bombing and strafing highly effective. The Stuka is the most potent ground-attack aircraft.

Flying Grease Monkey

Engineer pilots can land and repair their plane in the desert faster than returning to base.

Mining the Passes

The ridge passes are critical chokepoints. Mining them early can halt enemy armor.

Rearming on the Fly

Aircraft automatically rearm bombs when flying low over friendly airstrips.

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British Strategy

  1. 1Exploit the Advantage: Send a fast Jeep with engineers to capture and mine the North Outpost.
  2. 2Reinforce the North: Send spawned tanks from East Outpost to reinforce the North.
  3. 3Distraction at South Outpost: Use B-17 to drop paratroopers onto South Outpost.
  4. 4Hold Two Points: Focus on defending North and East Outposts for victory.

German Strategy

  1. 1Overcome the Disadvantage: Move with extreme speed. Focus on North and South Outposts.
  2. 2Paratrooper Tactic: Use Stuka rear seat to drop a paratrooper onto South Outpost.
  3. 3Concentrated Armor Assault: Move Tiger and armor through northern pass.
  4. 4Air and Artillery Support: Use scouts and Wespe to bombard North Outpost defenders.

Quick Info

Theater
North Africa
Map Type
Conquest
AlliesBritish
AxisGerman
Control Points5