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conversations.value: Provide the first four paragraphs for a book with the title 'Battle of Britain'.
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conversations.value: Battle of Britain
  Biggin Hill: and World War I ground control, ; airfield attacked, , ; concentrated attacks on, , –, , , –, ; ops room destroyed,
  Blenheim aircraft: qualities, –; on coastal patrol, ; and squadron strength, –; losses, , ; bomb Luftwaffe airfields, , ; night flying, –
  Brand, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Quintin: commands 10 Group, , , , , , –; expects renewed enemy attacks, ; in tactics discussion,
  Britain: pre-war defensive strategy, –; German invasion threat against, , –, , –, , , –, –, –, ; conditions and morale in, , –; Goering's air strategy against, –; invasion postponed indefinitely, ,
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conversations.value: Provide five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Dornier Do bomber: design and performance, –; in France, –; Dunkirk losses, ; reconnaissances by, –; attacked, –; vulnerability,
  Douglas, Air Vice-Marshal Sir W. Sholto, ; and tactics controversy, –; replaces Dowding, , –; reproaches Dowding, ; supports Watson-Watt,
  Dowding, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Caswall Tremenheere: calibre, ; heads Fighter Command, –, ; career and achievements, –, ; supports radar, , , ; and aircraft armament, ; air defence plan, , ; and Fighter Command strength, ; resists sending fighters to France, , , –, , , –, –, –, ; controls Anti-Aircraft Command, ; increased squadron requirements, , –; improvements to Command, ; relations with Air Ministry, –; and Norway campaign, ; proposes bombing offensive, –; letter to Air Ministry on minimum requirements, ; and evacuation of BEF, –, ; and fighter production, –; praises Beaverbrook, ; optimism, ; strength at start of , ; professionalism, ; command and organisation, –; in ops room, ; deployment of squadrons and reinforcements, , , , , , ; expects major attack, ; and attacks on N.E. England, –, !83–4; and conduct of Battle, ; Churchill praises, ; and damage to CH stations, ; and head-on attacks, ; high losses, ; and pilot shortage, –; 'Stabilisation Scheme', ; and mass raids on London, , ; leadership, , , ; gains upper hand, ; on phases of Battle, ; and enemy losses, ; and fighter tactics controversy, –, ; replaced, –; opposes Salmond proposals, ; rejects fighter nights, ; heads British Air mission in USA, ; later career and retirement, –; peerage, ; and Enigma decrypts, ; assessed, –
  Germany: bombed in World War I, ; as threat, ; pre-war air power, –, , ; aircraft development and design, –; pre-war aggression, –, ; bombing offensive against, –; advance in France and Low Countries, , ; invasion plan against Britain, , , –, –, , , –, –, , –, ; bombing offensive against, –
  Heinkel He bomber: design and performance, –; uses Lorenz blind-landing set, ; examined by British, ; activities, ; vulnerability,
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conversations.value: Provide the last four paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Royal Naval Air Service, Royal Navy: and RFC, ; air arm, ; mobilised, ; and prevention of invasion, , , ; and neutralisation of French fleet,
  Trenchard, Sir Hugh: maintains RAF independence, –; develops RAF, –; and Home Defence, ; and Dowding, ; peerage,
  Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR): pre-war Luftwaffe flying school in, ; and threat to Czechoslovakia, ; and division of Poland, ; winter war with Finland, ; in Chiefs of Staff paper, ; occupies Baltic states, no; Hitler attacks, ,
  United States of America: Neutrality Act, ; economic support for Britain, ; and British morale, ; press reports in, , ; Dowding mission in,