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Operation D. Torch The Focus Case Study

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At the same time, the large numbers of casualties or the inability to make significant territorial gains will force commanders to rethink their approach. This is when they will begin taking a defensive position in the region (which will allow the Axis powers time to regroup and build up their forces). ("Operation Torch," 1942) What events might induce Axis (German/Italian) culmination without being defeated? Why?

The fall of French held North Africa and the destruction of the French fleet will make it difficult for commanders to continue fighting. This is because they realize that they are...

If some kind of action is not taken, the Axis forces will be subject to attack from: the air, land and sea. This increases the chances that their entire forces will be defeated in a single or a series of battles. When this happens, military commanders will begin to worry about protecting their army and equipment. This is the point that they will begin to discuss privately, possible ways of withdrawing from select regions and to start taking more defensive positions. ("Operation Torch," 1942)
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