Stuka Raid on Tobruk Harbour
A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book by "JR" 1st April 1942 showing the German Stuka's bombing and attacking the supply and support ships in the harbour.
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
Stuka Raid on Tobruk Harbour
A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book by "JR" 1st April 1942 showing the German Stuka's bombing and attacking the supply and support ships in the harbour.
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.