Today, 83 years ago, on August 30, 1942 (Calendar, July 19, 1942), the Battle of Aram-Halfa broke out in North Africa. On August 30, 1942, the Battle of Aram-Halfa broke out. The Battle of Aram-Halfa (English: Battle of Alam-Halfa) was part of the "Battle of the West Desert of North Africa" during World War II, with the German African Legion Commander Elwin Rummel (also known as the "Desert Fox") leading the British Egyptian Army Corps commanded by Marshal Bernard Lo Montgomery; in the defeatable British Army rearranged its strategy through Mongolia, and the British Royal Navy effectively cut off German military supplies in the Mediterranean Sea, and finally defeated the missile-deficient African Army in Egypt,