Operation Supercharge

Operation Supercharge was a World War II offensive launched by the Allied forces in late 1942, primarily during the Second Battle of El Alamein in Egypt. It aimed to break the stalemate against Axis forces led by General Rommel. The operation involved a series of coordinated attacks, utilizing artillery and air support to weaken enemy positions. By successfully forcing Rommel’s troops to retreat, the Allies aimed to secure North Africa and gain a strategic advantage for future campaigns. Operation Supercharge marked a turning point in the North African theater, contributing significantly to the eventual defeat of Axis powers in the region.