The Battle of Kasserine Pass, fought in February 1943, was a significant engagement in the North African Campaign of World War II. Taking place in the Atlas Mountains of Tunisia, the battle pitted inexperienced American forces against seasoned troops of the German Afrika Korps and Italian units. The battle exposed weaknesses in American leadership, organization, and tactical deployment, resulting in a decisive Axis victory. Despite the setback, valuable lessons were learned from the experience, leading to significant improvements in American military doctrine, training, and leadership that would prove crucial in later campaigns.