As part of this battle, Wilhelm-Richard Roesseger was ordered to take the port of Rye, and Hugo Sperle advised on the destruction of the opposing side's Fleet 3 during it.
In response to it, one leader of this battle refused to let food through a blockade because the belligerents have "declared a new unified economy of Europe." The winning commander at this battle published the book Twelve Legions of Angels after it. As part of this battle, Wilhelm-Richard Roesseger was ordered to take the port of Rye, and Hugo Sperle advised on the destruction of the opposing side's Fleet 3 during it. Devices given names such as the Vickers Wellington were often employed during this battle, which saw Hugh Dowding responsible for deterring the opposing forces. It was going to be a prelude of Operation Sea Lion, but its failure for the offensive side led the defending side's leader claimed "never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." For 10 points, name this German battle fought by the Luftwafte and the RAS over the namesake country.
In response to it, one leader of this battle refused to let food through a blockade because the belligerents have "declared a new unified economy of Europe."
Battle of Britain