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Collection of Statistics on Battle of Britain

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Associated DocumentDateDate
British Royal Air Force Fighter Command Casualties, Jul-Sep 19400000-00-00
British Royal Air Force Fighter Command Strength, Jun-Dec 19400000-00-00
British Weekly Fighter Aircraft Production, Apr-Oct 19400000-00-00
German Luftwaffe Losses, Jul-Sep 19400000-00-00
German Luftwaffe Single-Engined Fighter Pilot Strength, Aug-Oct 19400000-00-00


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