درنة
The personnel of the unit were gradually pushed back to the "Leopard strongpoint", covering their retreat with mines and machine-gun nests, but by the end of the month the Tobruk breakout was judged a success among British commanders. Meanwhile, the "Bologna" divisional command 27 November 1941, have started retreat and a series of breakthroughs of units being cut out on the east of Tobruk, leading to Al ‘Adam (now Gamal Abdul El Nasser Air Base). By 5 December 1941, the consolidation of forces was nearly complete and Italians have retreated further to ‘Ayn al Ghazālah and then to Derna, Libya.