He also discusses Dowding's argument with Churchill that led to the former being discarded after the battle was over. play The resilience of Churchill and the British people The resilience of ...

The Battle of the Atlantic lasted as long as World War Two itself. By the summer of 1942 one Allied ship was going down every four hours, yet German U-boat losses remained frustratingly low.

The 3070 floundered on across the whooping Atlantic like a drunk on a merry ... At noon of the next day a British destroyer located her off the tip of Cape Cod. The seas were running too high ...

headquarters of the Atlantic battle - where around 1,000 sailors (British, French, American from the three major warships attending events on the Mersey) veterans’ groups and cadets began their ...