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the battle of Britain
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What tanks were there in battle of Britain?
There were no tanks involved th the famous Battle of Britain, it was a battle fought only in the air.
Why battle of Britain famous?
Because Great Britain promoted it with literature and films.
The battle of Britain's most famous aircraft?
Sopwith Camel
What and when was the most famous air battle in World War 2?
The Battle of Britain in late summer 1940
What are the most famous battles of the Supermarine Spitfire?
The Battle of Britain was undoubtedly the most famous action that Spitfires took part in.
Why is the Battle of Britain so important and famous. Please write it so a 14 year old can understand?
The Battle of Britain is famous because Britain beat Germany, something that hadn't been done yet in World War II. Also important was the British attitude. As Churchill said, they would never surrender.
What was the most famous land battle of the spanish American was called?
The Battle of San Juan Hill.
In what town did the famous cinco de mayo battle take place?
The town is Puebla and the battle is called The Battle of Puebla.
What was the famous World War 2 battle fought in Belgium?
The bloodiest battle was the Battle of Bulge (the Ardennes Offensive), but there were other bloody battles like the Battle of Antwerp and Battle of the Scheldt in Octber-November 1944.
Why was the battle of Fort Wasghington so famous?
I posted a article called Battle of Fort Washington. It has what you need.
Why is Chaleston SC famous for?
Charleston is famous for its historic harbor, Colonial architecture, horse-drawn carriages, Antebellum mansions, plantations, and the Spoleto USA arts festival. It was also the site of the battle that began the Civil War and was one of the most important cities of the Confederacy. It is also famous for seafood, historic churches, and Gullah culture, which descended from African slave culture.
What famous battles did the RAF win?
WW2 - 1940 One of the most famous battles is the Battle of Britain where the RAF, against the odds and in lesser numbers, successfully fought off the German Luftwaffe and so prevented a German invasion of Britain.
