Battle of Britain
Bales out badly wounded and later loses part of his left leg.
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Bales out badly wounded and later loses part of his left leg.
Is shot down during combat with German bombers east of Duxford.
Radar information helps Fighter Command conserve pilots and aircraft.
Uses radar warning to direct No. 11 Group fighters.
The "Dowding system", a set of reporting chains to move information from the various observation points to the pilots in their fighters, named after its chief architect
Continues communications duties during attacks on RAF Biggin Hill.
Her courage under bombing later brings the Military Medal.
Continues working during repeated attacks on RAF Biggin Hill.
Her service under fire later earns the Military Medal.
Marks unexploded bombs while the station is under attack.
Remains at her post during bombing of RAF Biggin Hill.
Is wounded while flying with No. 242 Squadron during the London raids.
Returns safely despite facial injuries caused during combat.
Coordinates Fighter Command during the decisive September air battles.
The day's German losses undermine hopes of defeating Fighter Command.
Oversees defence during the decisive daylight air battle.
Observes Fighter Command committing its available squadrons against the raids.
Visits No. 11 Group headquarters during the climactic daylight attacks.
Leads fighters from Duxford during the major September battles.
Supports the use of large Big Wing formations against Luftwaffe bombers.
Tells the country that invasion danger remains despite RAF success.
Buckingham Palace is hit by 6 bombs while George VI is in residence
Commands Fighter Command through the official final day of the Battle of Britain.
The Luftwaffe has failed to gain the air superiority required for invasion.
Supports continued expansion of aircraft output after the Battle of Britain.
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