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How many people died on the first day of the battle of Britain?
40,000 people
What happened during the battle of brittain?
The Battle of Britain had many events of airplane battles, bombs being dropped on London and other cities with military manufacturers and on the ports. The airfields were bombed too. If you look at the statistics the Nazi Luftwaffe would usually lose more planes and pilots than the Brits would. The Nazis had to give up after "the Big Day" when they lost a lot of planes and had very few planes left. Adolf Hitler determined he could not make an invasion of England when he did not have air superiority and sea superiority. He called off the battle of Britain to focus on the invasion of the Soviet Union. To get more detail go to our attached links seen below.
Was the Battle of Britain the beginning of the end?
The Battle of Britain was not exactly the beginning of the end for Great Britain since they were successful in driving the German airborne raiders off but World War II as a whole could be counted as the beginning of the end for Britain because after the war, the two superpowers that emerged were not Britain and the Soviet Union, they were the United States and the Soviet Union so basically Britain started declining after that until all it had left were little jump jet carriers, with no formidable navy or air force like the United States.
Who finally left Britain in 407AD?
Around 407AD, the latest usurper, Constantine III, left Britain, taking the remaining elements of the army with him.
How many hawker hurricanes are left?
Im not sure of the exact number but there are a few in museums and a few still flying like the one in the battle of Britain memorial flight.
Why was Britain the only country left fighting Germany?
At the time of the Battle of Britain, France had fallen and the Soviet Union and The United States had not yet entered the war. Despite this, it should be noted that several of the pilots and other men who fought in the Battle of the Britain were not British. It should also be noted that several of those pilots were Polish, from a government that never surrendered to the Germans and was ruling in exile from London. Because of the presence of these soldiers, it could be argued that Britain was not, in fact, ever alone in facing the Germans.
How many people died on the first day of the battle of Britain?
40,000 people
Was there any type of foundation for Amelia Earhart after she left?
Amelia Earhart- with a group of other licensed Female air pilots, founded the organization known as the Ninety-Nines in l929 which as the Female Pilots" lobby is very much alive and a living memorial.
Did Great Britain win the air battles with the Nazi pilots?
Yes, the Luftwaffe was basically reduced to an aviation fleet that did not have enough planes or trained experience pilots. Adolf Hitler was forced to end the air battles against Britain so he could retain what was left of the Luftwaffe for the war against the USSR.
What controls do co pilots have?
Co-pilots have the same controls as the pilots except all the buttons are on the opposite side because the panel is in the middle (to the right of the pilot, to the left of the copilot).
Species that has no members left that are alive is?
A species that has no members left that are alive is - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Why did the Celts came to Britain?
The celts where always in England 🏴� They were here always they never left you can still see people acting like the celts in battle
What were some of the advantages of the British in the battle of Britain?
A major advantage to the British in the Battle of Britain was RAF crews were - 1. Fighting over their own country, meaning pilots who were shot down could return to fight another day where as German Luftwaffe pilots were taken prisoner. 2. British aircraft that were shot down or crash landed could be repaired and used again, where as German machines were scrapped or destroyed allowing metal parts to be used for the British war machine. 3. Anti Aircraft units were deployed all over the UK adding extra pressure to German airmen. 4. Fuel - German aircraft made their trips from France, Holland & Norway leading to limited air time over UK airspace. Often German fighters were left with 20 minutes worth of fuel over Britain before having to return home, this left German bombers vulnerable to British fighters that could land, re-fuel and re engage the enemy swiftly.
What were some advantages for the british in fighting the battle of Britain?
A major advantage to the British in the Battle of Britain was RAF crews were - 1. Fighting over their own country, meaning pilots who were shot down could return to fight another day where as German Luftwaffe pilots were taken prisoner. 2. British aircraft that were shot down or crash landed could be repaired and used again, where as German machines were scrapped or destroyed allowing metal parts to be used for the British war machine. 3. Anti Aircraft units were deployed all over the UK adding extra pressure to German airmen. 4. Fuel - German aircraft made their trips from France, Holland & Norway leading to limited air time over UK airspace. Often German fighters were left with 20 minutes worth of fuel over Britain before having to return home, this left German bombers vulnerable to British fighters that could land, re-fuel and re engage the enemy swiftly.
What happened during the battle of brittain?
The Battle of Britain had many events of airplane battles, bombs being dropped on London and other cities with military manufacturers and on the ports. The airfields were bombed too. If you look at the statistics the Nazi Luftwaffe would usually lose more planes and pilots than the Brits would. The Nazis had to give up after "the Big Day" when they lost a lot of planes and had very few planes left. Adolf Hitler determined he could not make an invasion of England when he did not have air superiority and sea superiority. He called off the battle of Britain to focus on the invasion of the Soviet Union. To get more detail go to our attached links seen below.
Was the Battle of Britain the beginning of the end?
The Battle of Britain was not exactly the beginning of the end for Great Britain since they were successful in driving the German airborne raiders off but World War II as a whole could be counted as the beginning of the end for Britain because after the war, the two superpowers that emerged were not Britain and the Soviet Union, they were the United States and the Soviet Union so basically Britain started declining after that until all it had left were little jump jet carriers, with no formidable navy or air force like the United States.
Who finally left Britain in 407AD?
Around 407AD, the latest usurper, Constantine III, left Britain, taking the remaining elements of the army with him.
