Battle of Britain: How the RAF Won the Air War The RAF leveraged radar, fighter command tactics, and integrated ground-control, resilient pilots, and industrial output to repulse the Luftwaffe, preventing invasion and shaping the war’s strategic balance. To watch the full video just search Epic History. #WW2 #WorldWarTwo #BattleOfBritain #Intelligence #BletchleyPark #EpicHistory #Reels | Epic History TV

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18K views · 454 reactions | This video breaks down the heavy losses suffered by the Luftwaffe during the relentless bombing of London. Discover how this impacted Fighter Command and ultimately led to a strategic advantage for the RAF. #Luftwaffe #RAF #BattleOfBritain #History #MilitaryHistory | War Stories | Facebook

Wing Commander I. R. "Widge" Gleed, leader of No. 244 Wing RAF, sitting in his Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, AB502 'IR-G', at an airfield in Tunisia, April 1943.Below the cockpit is the "Figaro the Cat" cartoon which Gleed had painted on his aircraft in the United Kingdom. After serving as Wing Commander of Operations at HQ Fighter Command, Gleed was posted to the Middle East in January 1943. He was attached briefly to No. 145 Squadron RAF for operational experience, then led 244 Wing through th