Does anyone know the actual number of British and German planes destroyed durring the battle of briton?
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Losses in the Battle of Britain\nJuly 1940\n\n----------------------\n\nR.A.F. Fighter Command\n\n----------------------\n\nHurricane      33 destroyed, 17 damaged\n\n      23 killed, 0 missing, 11 wounded\n\nSpitfire       34 destroyed, 24 damaged\n\n      25 killed, 0 missing, 9 wounded\n\nBlenheim       4 destroyed, 1 damaged\n\n      9 killed, 0 missing, 1 wounded\n\nDefiant      6 destroyed, 1 damaged\n\n      10 killed, 0 missing, 2 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      77 destroyed, 43 damaged\n\n      67 killed, 0 missing, 23 wounded\n\n----------------------\n\nLuftwaffe\n\n----------------------\n\nDornier Do 17      39 destroyed, 13 damaged\n\n      30 killed, 74 missing, 19 wounded\n\nunkers Ju 87      13 destroyed, 11 damaged\n\n      10 killed, 12 missing, 3 wounded\n\nJunkers Ju 88      39 destroyed, 11 damaged\n\n      52 killed, 67 missing, 11 wounded\n\nHeinkel He 111      32 destroyed, 3 damaged\n\n      52 killed, 85 missing, 6 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 109   48 destroyed, 14 damaged\n\n      17 killed, 14 missing, 13 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 110   18 destroyed, 4 damaged\n\n      13 killed, 17 missing, 2 wounded\n\nOther      27 destroyed, 1 damaged\n\n      19 killed, 33 missing, 15 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      216 destroyed, 57 damaged\n\n      193 killed, 302 missing, 69 wounded\n\n\nAugust 1940\n\n----------------------\n\nR.A.F. Fighter Command\n\n----------------------\n\nHurricane      211 destroyed, 44 damaged\n\n      85 killed, 1 missing, 68 wounded\n\nSpitfire       113 destroyed, 40 damaged\n\n      41 killed, 3 missing, 38 wounded\n\nBlenheim       13 destroyed, 10 damaged\n\n      6 killed, 3 missing, 0 wounded\n\nDefiant      7 destroyed, 3 damaged\n\n      7 killed, ? missing, 4 wounded\n\nBeaufighter      0 destroyed, 1 damaged\n\n      0 killed, 0 missing, 0 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      344 destroyed, 98 damaged\n\n      139 killed, 7 missing, 110 wounded\n\n----------------------\n\nLuftwaffe\n\n----------------------\n\nDornier Do 17      71 destroyed, 30 damaged\n\n      70 killed, 129 missing, 57 wounded\n\nJunkers Ju 87      57 destroyed, 16 damaged\n\n      35 killed, 58 missing, 19 wounded\n\nJunkers Ju 88      89 destroyed, 32 damaged\n\n      94 killed, 182 missing, 19 wounded\n\nHeinkel He 111      89 destroyed,  15 damaged\n\n      113 killed, 204 missing, 35 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 109   217 destroyed, 45 damaged\n\n      54 killed, 91 missing, 39 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 110   119 destroyed, 40 damaged\n\n      80 killed, 113 missing, 22 wounded\n\nOther      27 destroyed, 4 damaged\n\n      17 killed, 27 missing, 10 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      669 destroyed, 182 damaged\n\n      463 killed, 804 missing, 201  wounded\n\n\nSeptember/October 1940\n\n----------------------\n\nR.A.F. Fighter Command\n\n----------------------\n\nHurricane      294 destroyed, 77 damaged\n\n      107 killed, 2 missing, 10 wounded\n\nSpitfire       195 destroyed, 76 damaged\n\n      67 killed, 1 missing, ? wounded\n\nBlenheim       12 destroyed, 4 damaged\n\n      26 killed, 3 missing, 55 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      501 destroyed, 157 damaged\n\n      200 killed, 6 missing, 162 wounded\n\n----------------------\n\nLuftwaffe\n\n----------------------\n\nDornier Do 17      82 destroyed, 36 damaged\n\n      147 killed, 94 missing, 50 wounded\n\nJunkers Ju 87      1 destroyed,  3 damaged\n\n      1 killed, ? missing, ? wounded\n\nJunkers Ju 88      175 destroyed,  85 damaged\n\n      251 killed, 227 missing, 74 wounded\n\nHeinkel He 111      131 destroyed,  78 damaged\n\n      203 killed, 184 missing, 67 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 109   326 destroyed, 96 damaged\n\n      77 killed, 159 missing, 36 wounded\n\nMesserschmitt Bf 110   124 destroyed, 26 damaged\n\n      91 killed, 109 missing, 17 wounded\n\nOther      43 destroyed, 7 damaged\n\n      23 killed, 35 missing, 16 wounded\n\nTOTAL:      882 destroyed, 331 damaged\n\n      793 killed, 808 missing, 260  wounded\n\nOk if I figured right RAF aircraft destroyed 922. Luftwaffe
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http://www.rickard.karoo.net/articles/battles_trenton.html
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6,507,353,390 as of 1:45:30 GMT\n\nCheck the current total for any second at the link below:
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www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3453 \nhere it is
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I don't know how many at this moment, but last year it where appr. 4100 people. These figures are from the Anglo-German institute, which teaches german as well. You can find it at the internet.
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While basically true, in most countries (excepting the US), the numbers have been revised downward numerous times since the end of the war. In fact, the official memorial to the Aushwitz dead now stands at just over 400,000 killed, much lower than the original official estimate of 1.5 million. While a tremendous number nonetheless, this also includes prisioners of war, homosexuals and other folks found disagreeable to the nazis. There are numersous groups that claim that the holocaust numbers have been bloated and used for jewish goals, but there is no doubt that massive killings - or at least massive deaths occurred. \nIn situations such as this, where there are great political gains and losses at stake, keep in mind that even events filmed yesterday and witnessed by people are put to dispute. The events of the war, of the holocaust and the secrecy surrounding the entire thing are almost six decades old. Everyone involved, whether present then and recounting those events or involved in retelling them now, have a stake in those claims. No one is unbiased.\nAdditionally, in every country in which these events occured, disputing them is a crime. Simply questioning them can be labled disputing them. It remains in doubt that the 'truth' will ever be known. Perhaps the only real 'truth' to what happened will be in reading and gathering as much information from as many sources as you can find, deciding which sources and information are credible and forming your own opinion.
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The answer seems to be nine or ten. Please see below the brief commentary of the fight. \n\nAugust 6, 1966 in London:  Ali fought England's Brian London who \nhad a 35-12 record.  Ali toyed with the very slow challenger for \nthe first two rounds.   Midway in the third round, Ali with a \nseries of eight or nine punches in succession, forced his \nopponent into a corner.  He then landed a hard left-right \ncombination to the head that caused Brian to sink to the canvas \nand be counted out.   After the fight Ali announced he would \nfight one opponent a month until he was called into military \nservice.
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NO. The main sea battle was the battle of Jutland\n\nFourteen British and eleven German ships were sunk with great loss of life. Jellicoe tried to cut the Germans off from their base in the hope of continuing the battle in the morning, but under cover of darkness Scheer crossed the wake of the British fleet and returned to port.\n\nFor the British, the outcome was a marginal tactical gain. Although they had lost more ships and had not destroyed the German fleet as intended, the Germans had retreated to port and the British were in command of the area. At a strategic level the outcome was more clear cut. The damaged British ships were restored to operational use more quickly than the German ships. However, the High Seas Fleet remained active and its presence as a fleet in being prevented a complete blockade of Germany. \n\nIt was a stalemate with German Fleet in PORT.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Jutland\n\nThe land war ended after 4 years of stalemate,on August 15, General Haig called a halt and began planning a new offensive in Albert. This Second Battle of the Somme began on August 21. Some 130,000 United States troops were involved, along with soldiers from Third and Fourth British Armies. It was an overwhelming success for the Allies. The Second German Army was pushed back over a 55 kilometer (34 mi) front, and by September 2, the Germans were back to the Hindenburg Line, which was their starting point in 1914.\n\nLudendorff had decided, by October 1, that Germany had two ways out of the War—total annihilation or an armistice.\n\nThe German army could no longer fight. Americans were arriving and the Germans had run out of men horses and equipment. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I
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http://www.euronet.nl/users/wilfried/ww2/ww2.htm
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I don´t know exactly but here is the list of the players that were in the Munich air disaster\n\nRoger Byrne \nMark Jones \nDuncan Edwards \nEddie Colman \nTommy Taylor \nLiam Whelan \nDavid Pegg \nGeoff Bent \nJohnny Berry \nJackie Blanchflower \nDennis Viollet \nRay Wood \nBobby Charlton \nBill Foulkes \nHarry Gregg \nKen Morgans \nAlbert Scanlon
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ok there are several website that you can go to find this info here are the websites and the total right now.\n\nThere have been 3,111 coalition deaths, 2,865 Americans, two Australians, 125 Britons, 13 Bulgarians, six Danes, two Dutch, two Estonians, one Fijian, one Hungarian, 32 Italians, one Kazakh, one Latvian, 18 Poles, two Romanians, five Salvadoran, four Slovaks, 11 Spaniards, two Thai and 18 Ukrainians in the war in Iraq as of November 19, 2006, according to a CNN count. (Graphical breakdown of casualties). The list below is the names of the soldiers, Marines, airmen, sailors and Coast Guardsmen whose deaths have been reported by their country's governments. At least 21,678 U.S. troops have been wounded in action, according to the Pentagon. View casualties in the war in Afghanistan and examine U.S. war casualties dating back to the Revolutionary War.
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The Battle of Britain is the name for the general air war over Britain.  It is also reffered to as the "Blitz".  It started as an attack against the RAF, but switched to a campaign of bombing London in September 1940.\n\nBlitzkrieg refers to the "lightning war" (literal translation) where German armies quickly stormed other countries, defeating them in weeks.  This is opposed to trench warfare, where years are spent moving the frontline only short distances.\n\nUsing air superiority was a tactic of blitzkrieg, to soften enemy defenses before attack.\n\nThe allies also bombed Germany heavily, I believe causing more civilian deaths than British civilian deaths.
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The inability of the Luftwaffe to replace pilots, but also at the end of WWII the Germans had more fighters than the allies did, but they did not have the av-gas to fly them.  There are reports of airfields that had upwards of 50 jets, ME262's, and the pilots, but no way to fuel the aircraft for flight.  Also the insistence of the German high command to turn all of the newest and best fighters into dual role for air and ground attack
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http://www.gigaflop.demon.co.uk/aber.htm\n110m ?
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At 5 am Sept 1st 1939, Hitler invades Poland. The British and French issue an ultimatum by that afternoon. It expired at noon GMT Sept 3rd. Birtan and France then declared war on Germany, HOWEVER, World War II was not a world war until Japan attacked the USA at Pearl Harbor on Sunday Dec. 7th 1941 at 7am. Go find someone who was there, like I did. I'm sure they have many intresting tales to tell. Dont be afraid of the old. They actually like to talk about the good old bad old days.
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Those fighter pilots(with the help of radar)might, just might, have been a turning point in WWII. The Germans could not neutralize Britain before attacking Russia. Did this keep German troops and air-power, needed on the Eastern Front, facing West, in the wrong direction?. Maybe?
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http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/israel/nuke/\n\nThis is an estimate of the size of the nuclear program of Israel up to 2000; the text is in the Federation of  American Scientists site. The number in the graph shows something around 200 !\n\nMind you that the text cites that in the Yom Kipur war probably around 13-14 atomic bombs were build. Apparently, none of them were used, since the war was using only conventional weapons.\n\nWe all know that only two atomic bombs were used in history though, both of them in Japan by the american army.