Continuing from HERE.

The 15^th Panzer move to a ready position to counter in either direction. It appears as tho the Brits are driving on Tobruk as per our history lesson. By moving towards Bir el Chlela this allows us to go to either Sidi Rezegh, or Bardia.

The British 4^th Arm. Royal Tank and 8^th Hussar Battalions of light tanks harass and press back Wechmar’s formation who are screening the Italian’s rear.

The continue pressing fairly deep, and appear to be forswearing heading to Tobruk?

They ghost the combat train and force the HQ well back, and one Bn of Germans is now off map for a turn.

A deep thrust indeed. The scout cars are quick and efficient on the desert roads.

Wechmar activates, and earns a double move, pulling it’s units back into command. I’m guessing these guys were literally here to ensure there is no sneak attack on the rear of the Italians. AS they are not very useful in combat at the moment.

The Spt Group moves up on its own along a parallel route to the 4^th Arm. Bde. They indeed take a double move also and come very close to 15^th & 21^st Pzr.

Tired of being attack? Yep. The 21^st moves up. They attack by fire, and they also drop support for the Spt Group. Knocking steps off both of the Kings Royal Rifle and 2^nd Rifle. They do lose a panzer step.

Images from Eighth Army & History of Second World War part 24

The turn wraps up as such:

Which is interestingly similar to the opening historical moves.