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 | | Antitank units were the Australian 2-3d Antitank Regiment with four of its six batteries-the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th; the three brigade antitank companies; and the British 3d RHA Antitank Regiment, with its M and J Batteries but minus D Battery. |
 | | The 9th Australian Division's success at Tobruk was predicated on the expert application of all available assets in a combined arms effort. |
 | | The Australians, on their part, were noted for their use of snipers, the bayonet, ground camouflage, target detection, and the use of surprise. |
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