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German Luftwaffe |
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| The "few" to whom he was referring were the outnumbered, overworked, heroic pilots of the Royal Air Force (RAF) who were holding the vaunted German Luftwaffe at bay. ``It's an example of a successful transatlantic partnership which will provide the German Luftwaffe not only with an integrated solution to meet their reconnaissance needs but also give them the means to control their own intelligence. Sixty years ago this summer and autumn, the first great air battle in history was fought between the Royal Air Force (RAE) and the German Luftwaffe in the skies over southern England and East Anglia. |
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