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Essay heading: Kasserine Pass
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The scale of attack was insane, with a massive unending wave of planes and artillery practically reforming the landscape with all the shells fired. The planes flew so low that nearly half of them were hit by enemy anti-aircraft fire, but they also were extremely accurate at this close range, hitting targets with incredible intensity...
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The attack was so intense that it caused part of the German armored force to pull out of the battle, leaving the Italians to cover their retreat (3). Rommel even admitted that it was impressive, “were subjected to hammer-blow air attacks by the U.S. air force in the Feriana-Kasserine area, of weight and concentration hardly surpassed by those we had suffered at Alamein” (Truman)...
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