Germany's Afrikakorps of World War II became one of the all-time greatest military legends. With German offensives stalled on other fronts, Third Reich photographers gave maximum coverage to the Afrikakorps and its charismatic commander, Erwin Rommel. In this remarkable work, hundreds of photographs, many previously unpublished, cover every aspect of the men, equipment, and campaigns of the desert army from the beginning in Libya in 1941 to the bitter end in Tunisia in 1943.