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On Fri. 17 Jul 1942 Australian 24th Brigade and British 44th Royal Tan.....

On Fri. 17 Jul 1942 Australian 24th Brigade and British 44th Royal Tan.....
Australian 24th Brigade and British 44th Royal Tank Regiment, supported by RAF fighters, attacked Miteirya Ridge (also known as Ruin Ridge to Australians) between Tel el Eisa and Ruweisat near El Alamein, Egypt; the offensive initially overran the line held by Italian Trento Division and Italian Trieste Division, but would ultimately be driven back by German tanks and Italian Trento Division.

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