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What was the RAF in the battle of Britain?
The RAF is the Royal Air Force, the air force of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. They are still around today, and fight for Britain in Iraq and Afghanistan. Royal Air Force Great Britians Air Force
What events led to lees surrender at Appomattox courthouse?
the fall of Richmond , shermans march to the sea , the battle of Gettysburg , the seige of Vicksburg , the emancipatation proclamation , the battle of Antietam , the seven days' battle , the battle of the New Orleans , the battle of bull run , the battle of Fort Sumter and ya that's what i learned today, im in 7th grade by the way ! ! ! ! ! ! =]
Who won the Battle of Britain and why?
Britain won because they maintained air superiority. German invasion was not possible without it. Radar was a major reason that Britain's air forces could sustain their efforts. It was what is called a "force multipler" today. The victory was a boost to the morale of the British.
What was the major battles with the Canadians?
The Battle of Fish Creek April, 1885 in today's Province of Saskatchewan was a major battle, one of Canada's first. They lost and had to retreat to fight another day. Which they did at the Battle of Batoche the very next month. There they defeated the resistance forces, arrested the leaders for execution later and laid military claim, paid for in blood, to what is today Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Territories. Canadians would see other battles but mostly overseas.
What was the result of the Battle of the Somme?
Even today, the Battle of the Somme remains controversial over its necessity, significance, and effect. Counted as one of the costliest battles of WWI, the Chantilly Conference (1916) estimated French and British casualties at 485,000, and German casualties at 630,000.
