Battle Of Britain

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This research examines the Battle of Britain. For the United Kingdom, the European aspect of the Second World War lasted for a total of 70 months. At the outside, the Battle of Britain spanned only seven months of that total. For the most part, however, the Battle of Britain occurred over an even shorter time period--the three-and-one-half months (114 days) from 10 July 1940 through 31 October 1940 (Gelb, 1985).

Further the second party the Battle--Germany--has never agreed that a Battle of Britain per se ever occurred (Taylor, 1978). Of course, the Germans acknowledge their bombing raids over southern England, and the consequent air combat between the Royal Air Force (RAF) and the Luftwaffe during the relevant time period. What they do not accept is the British attribution of ..."

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