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The Battle of El Alamein (Arabic:معركة العلمين) was a battle during the Western Desert Campaign fought in 1942. A crucial battle between the weakened German forces and the resurgent British, the battle marked a major turning point in the campaign, ending Axis hopes of occupying Egypt, taking control of the Suez Canal, and gaining access to the Middle Eastern oil fields.
Description
— Map Briefing
Conquest
This is a large desert map with two bases, one for each force, each side of Kidneys Ridge. There are two more control points along the ridge, one to the north and one to the south. Another control point is located in the middle of the desert between the ridge and the Allied base.
The map is fairly equally distributed. Both teams start with generally the same vehicles and planes. The team's objective is to capture and hold as many of the flags as possible to win the game. However, the Axis have the advantage of being closer to the ridge points and the Allies to the desert point.
Due to the large size of this map, and abundance of vehicles, most combat will be in the air or in tanks.
Equipment
British Army | |
Light vehicle(s) | |
Main battle tank(s) | |
Self Propelled Artillery | |
Fixed-wing aircraft | |
Emplacement(s) | |
Deutsches Afrikakorps | |
Light vehicle(s) | |
Main battle tank(s) | |
Self Propelled Artillery | |
Fixed-wing aircraft | |
Emplacement(s) |
Bases
There are five bases on this map. Two serves as the Uncap for each team. And other three are neutral.
British Base
Located at south-east of the map. It spawns 4 Sherman tanks and a M10, as well as 2 Spifire and a B-17
German Base
A direct counterpart of British Base. But at west of the map. It spawns 4 Panzer IV and a Tiger, also 2 BF109 and a Stuka
North Outpost
As it's name suggests, it's located at north of the map. It's likely to be captured by Germans. It spawns an IV tank when under German control or a Sherman under British control
South Outpost
East Outpost
Outcomes
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