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Battle of Britain Combat Archive 17: 28 Sep 3 Oct 1940

Name: Battle of Britain Combat Archive 17: 28 Sep 3 Oct 1940
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Amazon Battle of Britain Combat Archive 17: 28 Sep - 3 Oct 1940 Author - SW Parry Battle of Britain Combat Archive Series – The most significant work on the Battle of Britain for 35 years. If the RAF claimed that it had ‘won’ the Battle of Britain, the Luftwaffe never acknowledged that it had ‘lost’. The Luftwaffe simply saw the attacks against Britain as a developing campaign, during which tactics were evolved to meet changing circumstances. Battle of Britain Day 15th September is a popular date to declare ‘victory’, heavily promoted by Churchill with the newspaper headline ‘187 Nazi Planes Down’. However, as we have seen in the three volumes of Combat Archive covering the days between the 15th and 27th September, the Luftwaffe was far from a spent force.

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Battle of Britain Combat Archive 17: 28 Sep - 3 Oct 1940 Author - SW Parry Battle of Britain Combat Archive Series – The most significant work on the Battle of Britain for 35 years. If the RAF claimed that it had ‘won’ the Battle of Britain, the Luftwaffe never acknowledged that it had ‘lost’. The Luftwaffe simply saw the attacks against Britain as a developing campaign, during which tactics were evolved to meet changing circumstances. Battle of Britain Day 15th September is a popular date to declare ‘victory’, heavily promoted by Churchill with the newspaper headline ‘187 Nazi Planes Down’. However, as we have seen in the three volumes of Combat Archive covering the days between the 15th and 27th September, the Luftwaffe was far from a spent force.