Episode 3— Britain at Bay
Aired September 9, 2009 · 50 min
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In July 1940, Britain faced overwhelming odds as the Nazi Luftwaffe launched intense attacks during the Battle of Britain. Despite being outmatched in numbers and resources, Britain's Royal Air Force, supported by codebreakers and covert operations, began to turn the tide. Strategic missteps by the German commander Hermann Goering provided a crucial opening for Britain to regroup and resist.
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