Battle of Britain
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:52:07
You! Get me some stretchers
and the orderly.

:52:10
- Ma'am.
- Fast!

:52:16
You can stand some of the girls
down now, Corporal.

:52:18
Jones, Whitman,
clear up that mess.

:52:20
Then you can take five minutes.
:52:22
43, stand down.
:52:23
1-1-1 released.
:52:25
5-0-1 are down at Tangbear.
:52:27
They couldn't get in
at Big Wing.

:52:29
Few more days like this...
:52:30
and we won't be able
to get them down anywhere.

:52:32
I suppose we could always
pull them all back...

:52:34
north of the Thames,
out of range.

:52:36
That is precisely what
they want us to do.

:53:00
This is the BBC home service.
:53:02
Here is the 9:00 news.
:53:05
Large formations
of enemy aircraft...

:53:07
today attacked targets
in southern England...

:53:10
but the enemy's aerial armada
came in for heavy punishment.

:53:14
Over forty-seven German planes
were destroyed...

:53:16
with a loss of only fifteen
of our own aircraft.

:53:19
Six of these pilots were saved.
:53:21
Several R.A.F. Aerodromes
were also attacked...

:53:25
and some casualties
were sustained...

:53:27
but they were light.
:53:38
Colonel.
:53:41
Good. Very good.
:53:44
The weather is constant.
:53:46
We have a stabilized
high pressure zone...

:53:48
and we'll make use of it.
:53:50
The proof, gentlemen.
We are destroying...

:53:52
as many planes on the ground
as in the air.

:53:54
Thank you, Schmidt.
On the desk, please.

:53:58
Reichsmarschall Goering
will certainly be interested...


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