Desert Fox

The Egyptian and Libyan deserts are where German Field Marshall Erwin Rommel earned his nickname of Desert Fox, for his campaign defending the Italian front against the British in World War II.

Cheat Sheet: Beyond the Nile 2011

I remember well where I was on the 2nd of August in '90, and I still remember a campaign called Desert Fox in '98 ... and again, where I was on the 11th of September in '01.

December 2008 - SpouseBUZZ 2008

I remember well where I was on the 2nd of August in '90, and I still remember a campaign called Desert Fox in '98 ... and again, where I was on the 11th of September in '01.

Just Couldn't let it slip by ... - SpouseBUZZ 2008

As I mentioned, we had to launch an operation called Desert Fox, very limited, because we didn't have public support, international support for taking action in the face of flagrant violations of his obligations.

CNN Transcript Feb 6, 2003 2003

Let me ask you this, why would we do the operation such as Desert Fox if he was following the sanctions provided by the UN?

In New Letter, Clinton's Lawyers Demand ABC Yank Film 2009

The U.S. military thinks Germany's " Desert Fox " might have been onto something.

Green Berets Prefer Biodiesel 2005

The U.S. military thinks Germany's " Desert Fox " might have been onto something.

Green Berets Prefer Biodiesel 2005

The "Desert Fox, " the man his greatest rival had termed 'the last chivalrous knight.

Werehunter Lackey, Mercedes 1999

The following year German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, the "Desert Fox," attacked and took the city for the Nazis.

From Libya: History, crowded sidewalks in Benghazi 2011

That December, President Clinton launched Operation Desert Fox, a four-day air strike campaign meant to diminish Saddam's weapons capabilities.

Dick Cheney's Wars: The Former Vice President on 9/11, Iraq and the Future 2011