What was the result of the Battle of Britain?

Answer 1

Germany lost the air war over Britian. The Germans failed to destroy the RAF so they could invade the island. Although plane losses on both sides were pretty much equal.

The British had a nice morale boost.

Not to mention…

The RAF defeated the Luftwaffe, preventing the Nazis from mounting an amphibious invasion of Britain, causing Hitler to turn his attention to Russia, and creating a secure staging area for the eventual invasion of Europe four years later.

Answer 2

a boost to the morale of the British

The RAF defeated the Luftwaffe, preventing the Nazis from mounting an amphibious invasion of Britain, causing Hitler to turn his attention to Russia, and creating a secure staging area for the eventual invasion of Europe four years later.

Answer 3

The Battle of Britain was won by Great Britain. The RAF (Royal Air Force) destroyed Luftwaffe (German Air Force) ME-109s and Junkers bombers, which tried to destroy military targets, and actually bombed London. But the RAF still held their ground thanks to one specific instrumment: radar.

The RAF defeated the Luftwaffe, preventing the Nazis from mounting an amphibious invasion of Britain, causing Hitler to turn his attention to Russia, and creating a secure staging area for the eventual invasion of Europe four years later.

Answer 4

Proof that the British could not be bombed into submission by Germany followed by the decision by Hitler to turn east instead and attack the USSR (which like Napoleon's earlier attack on Russia was dragged out until the Russian winter defeated his armies).

Answer 5

Germany abandoned its plan to invade Britain.

Answer 6

German troops were forced to continue fighting the Allies in Western Europe