Monial, the "Battle of Britain" was an extended bombing campaign against Great Britain by the Luftwaffe. The fighter pilots who defended Great Britain were drawn from the RAF, and the United States AAF. The few Polish pilots who participated flew CAP against Bomber formations picked up by radar and engaged them WELL off the British coast.
Yes, many Britons died during the Battle of Britain, however, now it seems that you're implying that your grandfather was either amongst the support personnel (which isn`t true... no Polish nationals were used for ground defense on the British Isles... the Home Office verifies this if you`d care to look it up.) or he was a pilot, which is doubtful, since you would have mentioned that in your original post in which you claimed he died "fighting in Britain"
Regardless... there was NO GROUND CAMPAIGN in the British Isles during WWII.
You can stop trying to rewrite history any time you`d like.
Thursday, September 10, 2009 10:19:49 AM
Osirisascent you like to use word poo and others a lot, .... Maybe you know "your" history but you know nothing , obviously about the rest. Apart from pilots there were houndreds of support service officers, mechanics, inteligence officers and common soldiers, as it normally be in any military unit. How about Navy ?I gave link to Wiki because you are to undereducated to know that there was loads of soldiers dying in Great Britain in WW2. I made a link to Wiki as you faild to observe a single fact of war reaching G.B. Tell me then where the ruins in London, bombed airfield in Northolt, bombed port of Bristoland others come from ? I guess they killed them self.
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