Rommel rejected Berlin's suggestion to wait to strengthen its troops. He believed that time was playing for the benefit of the Allies, and if it was to reach them, it would be "now or never." With the remnants of the force he reached under Mers Maruth, where he rode New Zealand infantry, then penetrated deeper into Egypt. The threat was serious. British secret service has already begun burning secret documents ... The line of defense against El Alamein was a "line" - only by name. In essence, it consisted of isolated, fortified points and each of them defended more or less infantry brigades. Armored forces were rear-mounted as a mobile reserve.

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