In north Africa, the Italians roll an 8 on a +16 combat, and kill the South African garrison, taking Algiers. Rundstedt flips some air back up, and it's the allied turn again. The weather is clear, as it will be the entire turn, and the CW takes a land action. They are the only unconquered major power still fighting on the allied side, although France is still technically at war and able to take any action it chooses as well. Russia and the US take their court ordered combineds.
The CW is getting pretty tired of sending units into continental fights and losing them, over and over again. Next run through, I'll have to seriously consider being less engaged with the British army prior to American entry into the European war.
In Spain, the British and Spanish move some troops around, closing the line as best they can while abandoning as little of the mountain hexes as possible, but it's going to be a lost cause. Delay, delay, delay and let Russia put more and more pressure on the Germans, that's about the best they can do.
British bombers find holes in the axis fighter net and strat bomb Metz and Lyons, costing the Germans 1 BP. Alexander flips them back up for another round, if Germany decides to ignore them. The impulse ends as quietly as it began and the axis set up for a hammer drop on Spain. Germany and Italy take land actions, Japan combined.
Here's the situation on the ground:
