About six weeks after skirmishes began in this battle, it was stepped up on what the Germans called Adlertag, or Eagle Day. G
About six weeks after skirmishes began in this battle, it was stepped up on what the Germans called Adlertag, or Eagle Day. Germany's enemies considered it successful because it led to the cancellation of Operation Sealion. The military commander in charge of it, who was soon fired because of disagreements with the Prime Minister, was Hugh Dowding. That Prime Minister, who said of this battle that, "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few," was Winston Churchill. Identify this attempt by Hermann Göring and the German Luftwaffe to destroy the Royal Air Force in 1940.
About six weeks after skirmishes began in this battle, it was stepped up on what the Germans called Adlertag, or Eagle Day.
Battle of {Britain}