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Battle of Britain Day - translation to russian


Battle of Britain Day         
  • Trafford Leigh-Mallory.
  • The Battle of Britain anniversary parade at Buckingham Palace in 1943
  • An air battle, 1940.
  • Dornier Do 17s. These aircraft were flown by KG 76.
  • A formation of He 111Hs, circa 1940
  • LG 1]]. The type attacked Southampton in the afternoon.
  • Shoreham]]. The flame throwing device is just visible on the aft fuselage.<ref>Goss 2000, p. 152.</ref>
  • [[Heinkel He 111]] bomber over the [[Surrey Commercial Docks]] in [[South London]] and [[Wapping]] and the [[Isle of Dogs]] in the [[East End of London]] on 7 September 1940
  • Hawker Hurricane, MK I, from the Battle of Britain.
  • Keith Park.
  • Spitfire IIA. Although a slightly later variant, its outward appearance was identical to the Mk. I, the mainstay Spitfire of 1940.
15 SEPTEMBER 1940

[,bætləv'brɪtndeɪ]

общая лексика

День "Битвы за Англию" (15 сентября; отмечается воздушным парадом над Лондоном, а в следующее за ним воскресенье торжественным богослужением в Вестминстерском аббатстве [Westminster Abbey])

Battle of Britain         
  • P/O]] [[Osgood Hanbury]], [[Westhampnett]], September 1940
  • [[Adolf Hitler]] in 1933
  • Air-raid shelter in [[London]], 1940
  • 19 Squadron]], September 1940. During the battle 19 Squadron was part of the Duxford Wing.
  • The Battle of Britain anniversary parade at Buckingham Palace in 1943.
  • RAF and Luftwaffe bases, group and ''Luftflotte'' boundaries, and range of Luftwaffe Bf 109 fighters. Southern part of British radar coverage: radar in North of Scotland not shown.
  • Observer Corps]] spotter scans the skies of London.
  • Members of the London Auxiliary Firefighting Service
  • [[Messerschmitt Bf 109]]E-3
  • Boulogne]] Harbour, France during the Battle of Britain
  • 264 Squadron]] Defiants. PS-V was shot down on 28 August 1940 over [[Kent]] by Bf 109s.)
  • Pattern of [[vapour trails]] left by British and German aircraft after a [[dogfight]]
  • [[Hermann Göring]], the commander of the ''Luftwaffe''
  • German Heinkel He 111 bombers over the English Channel 1940
  • group=nb}}
  • [[Hugo Sperrle]], the commander of ''[[Luftflotte 3]]''
  • [[Adolf Galland]], the successful leader of III./JG 26, became ''[[Geschwaderkommodore]]'' of [[JG 26]] on 22 August.
  • Chain Home radar cover
  • A Dornier falling on Victoria Station after being rammed by [[Ray Holmes]], 15 September 1940
  • 303 Squadron]] during the Battle of Britain.
  • East Coast [[Chain Home]] radar station
  • Calais, September 1940. Göring giving a speech to pilots about the change in tactics: to bomb London instead of the airfields
  • Adolph "Sailor" Malan]] led [[No. 74 Squadron RAF]] and was, at the time, the RAF's leading ace, with 27 planes destroyed, 7 shared, 2 unconfirmed, 3 probables and 16 damaged.
  • [[Hawker Hurricane]] R4118 fought in the Battle of Britain. Here it arrives at the 2014 [[Royal International Air Tattoo]], [[England]].
  • A still from camera gun footage taken from a Supermarine Spitfire Mark I of No. 609 Squadron RAF flown by Pilot Officer R.F.G. Miller, showing a Heinkel He 111 of KG 53 or KG 55 taking hits in the port engine from Miller's machine guns. The aircraft was one of a force that bombed the Bristol Aeroplane Company's factory at Filton, Bristol. Miller was killed two days later when he collided head-on with a Messerschmitt Me 110 of III/ZG 26 over Cheselbourne, Dorset. Taken 25 September 1940<ref>The attack was unsuccessful as none of the six KG 53 and KG55 Heinkel Losses 25 September 1940 are credited to Miller or No. 609 Squadron. See Mason "Battle Over Britain" p.412</ref>
  • [[Heinkel He 111]] bombers during the Battle of Britain
  • [[Heinkel He 111]] bomber over the [[Surrey Commercial Docks]] in [[South London]] and [[Wapping]] and the [[Isle of Dogs]] in the [[East End of London]] on 7 September 1940
  • Duxford]], 1940
  • Smoke rising from fires in the London docks, following bombing on 7 September
  • Second World War poster containing the famous lines by Winston Churchill
  • Pilots of [[No. 19 Squadron RAF]] relax in the crew room at [[RAF Fowlmere]], 1940
  • Henneberg]], Sgt. Rogowski, Sgt. Szaposznikow.
  • Czechoslovak]] fighter pilots of [[No. 310 Squadron RAF]] at [[RAF Duxford]] in 1940
  • 21 Squadron]]
  • Wellington]] crews studying maps at a briefing with the station commander, September 1940
  • Biggin Hill]], September 1940
  • Gravesend]], September 1940
  • Prime Minister]], in 1941
  • 609 Squadron]], flown by [[Flight Lieutenant]] J H G McArthur, hitting a [[Heinkel He 111]] on its starboard quarter. These aircraft were part of a large formation from KG 53 and 55 which attacked the Bristol Aeroplane Company's works at Filton, Bristol, just before midday on 25 September 1940.<ref>The attack was unsuccessful as none of the six KG 53 and KG55 Heinkel Losses 25 September 1940 are credited to McArthur or No. 609 Squadron. See Mason "Battle Over Britain" p.412</ref>
  • 242 Squadron]] during the battle. He also led the Duxford Wing.
WAGED BETWEEN GERMAN AND BRITISH AIR FORCES DURING WW2
Battle Of britain; Battle of britain; Battle of Great Britain; The battle of britain; Battle of England; Battle for Britain; World War II/Battle of Britain; The dowding system; Countries in the battle of britain; William Walker (fighter pilot); Battle Of Britain; Adler Tag
[ист.] «битва за Англию» (воздушные бои в 1940-41 гг.)
Battle of Britain         
  • P/O]] [[Osgood Hanbury]], [[Westhampnett]], September 1940
  • [[Adolf Hitler]] in 1933
  • Air-raid shelter in [[London]], 1940
  • 19 Squadron]], September 1940. During the battle 19 Squadron was part of the Duxford Wing.
  • The Battle of Britain anniversary parade at Buckingham Palace in 1943.
  • RAF and Luftwaffe bases, group and ''Luftflotte'' boundaries, and range of Luftwaffe Bf 109 fighters. Southern part of British radar coverage: radar in North of Scotland not shown.
  • Observer Corps]] spotter scans the skies of London.
  • Members of the London Auxiliary Firefighting Service
  • [[Messerschmitt Bf 109]]E-3
  • Boulogne]] Harbour, France during the Battle of Britain
  • 264 Squadron]] Defiants. PS-V was shot down on 28 August 1940 over [[Kent]] by Bf 109s.)
  • Pattern of [[vapour trails]] left by British and German aircraft after a [[dogfight]]
  • [[Hermann Göring]], the commander of the ''Luftwaffe''
  • German Heinkel He 111 bombers over the English Channel 1940
  • group=nb}}
  • [[Hugo Sperrle]], the commander of ''[[Luftflotte 3]]''
  • [[Adolf Galland]], the successful leader of III./JG 26, became ''[[Geschwaderkommodore]]'' of [[JG 26]] on 22 August.
  • Chain Home radar cover
  • A Dornier falling on Victoria Station after being rammed by [[Ray Holmes]], 15 September 1940
  • 303 Squadron]] during the Battle of Britain.
  • East Coast [[Chain Home]] radar station
  • Calais, September 1940. Göring giving a speech to pilots about the change in tactics: to bomb London instead of the airfields
  • Adolph "Sailor" Malan]] led [[No. 74 Squadron RAF]] and was, at the time, the RAF's leading ace, with 27 planes destroyed, 7 shared, 2 unconfirmed, 3 probables and 16 damaged.
  • [[Hawker Hurricane]] R4118 fought in the Battle of Britain. Here it arrives at the 2014 [[Royal International Air Tattoo]], [[England]].
  • A still from camera gun footage taken from a Supermarine Spitfire Mark I of No. 609 Squadron RAF flown by Pilot Officer R.F.G. Miller, showing a Heinkel He 111 of KG 53 or KG 55 taking hits in the port engine from Miller's machine guns. The aircraft was one of a force that bombed the Bristol Aeroplane Company's factory at Filton, Bristol. Miller was killed two days later when he collided head-on with a Messerschmitt Me 110 of III/ZG 26 over Cheselbourne, Dorset. Taken 25 September 1940<ref>The attack was unsuccessful as none of the six KG 53 and KG55 Heinkel Losses 25 September 1940 are credited to Miller or No. 609 Squadron. See Mason "Battle Over Britain" p.412</ref>
  • [[Heinkel He 111]] bombers during the Battle of Britain
  • [[Heinkel He 111]] bomber over the [[Surrey Commercial Docks]] in [[South London]] and [[Wapping]] and the [[Isle of Dogs]] in the [[East End of London]] on 7 September 1940
  • Duxford]], 1940
  • Smoke rising from fires in the London docks, following bombing on 7 September
  • Second World War poster containing the famous lines by Winston Churchill
  • Pilots of [[No. 19 Squadron RAF]] relax in the crew room at [[RAF Fowlmere]], 1940
  • Henneberg]], Sgt. Rogowski, Sgt. Szaposznikow.
  • Czechoslovak]] fighter pilots of [[No. 310 Squadron RAF]] at [[RAF Duxford]] in 1940
  • 21 Squadron]]
  • Wellington]] crews studying maps at a briefing with the station commander, September 1940
  • Biggin Hill]], September 1940
  • Gravesend]], September 1940
  • Prime Minister]], in 1941
  • 609 Squadron]], flown by [[Flight Lieutenant]] J H G McArthur, hitting a [[Heinkel He 111]] on its starboard quarter. These aircraft were part of a large formation from KG 53 and 55 which attacked the Bristol Aeroplane Company's works at Filton, Bristol, just before midday on 25 September 1940.<ref>The attack was unsuccessful as none of the six KG 53 and KG55 Heinkel Losses 25 September 1940 are credited to McArthur or No. 609 Squadron. See Mason "Battle Over Britain" p.412</ref>
  • 242 Squadron]] during the battle. He also led the Duxford Wing.
WAGED BETWEEN GERMAN AND BRITISH AIR FORCES DURING WW2
Battle Of britain; Battle of britain; Battle of Great Britain; The battle of britain; Battle of England; Battle for Britain; World War II/Battle of Britain; The dowding system; Countries in the battle of britain; William Walker (fighter pilot); Battle Of Britain; Adler Tag

[,bætləv'brɪtn]

общая лексика

"Битва за Англию" (воздушные бои над территорией Великобритании, особ. в районе Лондона и южной Англии в 1940-41)

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