Two German Luftwaffe Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers returning from an attack against the British south coast, during the Battle for Britain, on August 19, 1940. AP Photo 2018-07-10T13:01:00Z ...

On Sept. 15, 1969, cinema audiences were treated to a dramatic portrayal of the famed Battle of Britain of 1940. Made long before CGI was possible, the production of the film was an incredible ...

Michael Caine in The Battle of Britain Credit: Photo: Rex Features Forget the stars, watch the skies. It wasn’t Michael Caine, Susannah York and Laurence Olivier who made the film The Battle of ...

Rare amateur footage filmed by Prince William of Gloucester on a private visit to the set of Battle of Britain is to be screened for the first time, showing behind-the-scenes of the 1969 war epic.

A remarkable never-before-seen photo archive charting the wartime heroics of one of 'The Few' has been unearthed on the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Squadron Leader Jocelyn Millard ...

Historical images following Battle of Britain reveal extent of downed planes found across the country; Trophy hunters ripped off parts of Nazi aircraft and soldier sat to take pictures following ...

In addition to these iconic aircraft, numerous other warbirds took part in the display, including a joint formation of the Boeing B-17G *Sally B* and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Avro ...

Duxford Air Show flight schedule. The first flying display is the Battle of Britain film scenario starting at 1.15pm. The display will recreate the airfield attack scene from the 1969 film Battle ...

Click for full size image. In addition to the flyable aircraft, Battle of Britain will let you fly as a gunner in three German bombers: the Ju-88, He-111, and Do-17.

Robert Pryor and some of his WW2 memorabilia. Making its first public screening in a British cinema for more than 30 years is the film The Battle of Britain, parts of which were made in the skies ...

It was all over in just 36 days. Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland, backed by the Soviet Union, was the first success of Hitler’s Blitzkrieg and effectively erased Poland from the map of Europe.