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In 1940, Hitler's Luftwaffe targeted Britain. The Battle of Britain saw the Royal Air Force (RAF) defend against relentless bombing raids. Crucial radar, brave pilots, and the Spitfire/Hurricane fighters fended off the German onslaught. The battle raged over the summer, with intense dogfights in the skies. "The Few," as Churchill called them, secured victory, preventing a Nazi invasion. This pivotal air battle marked a turning point in WWII, showcasing British resilience.