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What was the Battle of Britain?

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Answered by JuhiChristy
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The Battle of Britain in World War II was between Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) and the Luftwaffe, Nazi Germany’s air force, and was the first battle in history fought solely in the air. From July 10 through October 31, 1940, pilots and support crews on both sides took to the skies and battled for control of airspace over Great Britain, Germany and the English Channel. The powerful, combat-experienced Luftwaffe hoped to conquer Britain easily, but the RAF proved a formidable enemy.

Answered by MasterMindGirl10
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What was the Battle of Britain?

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During World War ||, the allied forces of Britain and France became trapped by the rapid German Invasion.In June 1940, the french signed a truce with

Germany and Britain stood alone against the Germans.

Italy joined the war, siding with the Germans. In june 1940, Hitler made plans to invade Britain. However, he first needed to gain control of the skies.

The battle of Britain began in July 1940 between the German airforce, the luftwaffe, the Britain's Royal Air Force (RAF).By may 1941 the RAF had gained the upper hand and Hitler stopped bombing Britain.

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