Video - The Battle of Britain: The Few Who Saved Many

July 10, 1940. Nazi Germany turns its sights to Britain, launching a massive air assault. The Luftwaffe aims to crush the RAF, paving the way for invasion. For nearly four months, the skies over England become a battleground. German bombers and fighters swarm in waves, day after day. The RAF, outnumbered but determined, rises to meet them. Pilots fly sortie after sortie, pushing themselves to the limit. Britain's secret weapon: radar. It gives defenders crucial early warnings, allowing them to intercept incoming raids. The Blitz begins, but this tactical error gives British airfields time to recover. Churchill's words: "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."