Hari Pertempuran Britania

Pertempuran Britania
	Bagian dari Front Barat dari Perang Dunia Kedua
Tanggal	15 September 1940
Lokasi	London, Inggris dan Selat Inggris
Hasil	Kemenangan Britania
Pihak terlibat
Britania Raya	Jerman Nazi
Tokoh dan pemimpin
Hugh Dowding; Keith Park	Hermann Göring; Albert Kesselring
Pasukan
Komando Pesawat Tempur	Luftflotte 2
Kekuatan
50,000 pengintais; 630 pesawat tempur	1,120 pesawat (620 petempur dan 500 pembom)
Korban
29 pesawat hancur; ~ 21 rusak; 14–16 terbunuh; 14 luka-luka; 1 tertangkap	57–61 pesawat hancur; 20 rusak berat; 63– 81 terbunuh; 63–65 tertangkap; 30–31 terluka; 21 hilang

Hari Pertempuran Britania^[9]^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14] (Bahasa Inggris: Battle of Britain Day) adalah nama yang diberikan kepada pertempuran udara berskala besar yang berlangsung pada tanggal 15 September 1940, selama Pertempuran Britania.

Referensi

^ Murray 1983, pp. 52–54: "While on earlier occasions the Germans had lost more aircraft, the stunning impact of a Fighter Command that was rested and prepared by a week of less critical operations broke the back of the attack".
^ Hough and Richards 2007, p. 283.
^ Collier 1980, p. 196.
^ ^a ^b Bungay 2000, p. 319.
^ ^a ^b ^c Terraine 1985, p. 211.
^ Price 1990, p. 106.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Bungay 2000, p. 333.
^ Killen 2003, p. 147.
^ ^a ^b Overy 2001, p. 86.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Price 1990, pp. 154–163.
^ Bungay 2000, pp. 318, 334: "15 September was the day when some, not all, of the people that mattered realised what had been going on, and acted accordingly. This began a slow process of enlightenment. It is for that reason it had become known as the Battle of Britain Day".
^ Mason 1969, p. 386.
^ Price 1990, p. 128.
^ Terraine 1985, p. 210.

[1] Murray 1983, pp. 52–54: "While on earlier occasions the Germans had lost more aircraft, the stunning impact of a Fighter Command that was rested and prepared by a week of less critical operations broke the back of the attack".

[2] Hough and Richards 2007, p. 283.

[3] Collier 1980, p. 196.

[Bungay_2000,_p._319.-4] Bungay 2000, p. 319.

[Terraine_1985,_p._211.-5] Terraine 1985, p. 211.

[Price_1990,_p._106-6] Price 1990, p. 106.

[Bungay_2000,_p._333.-7] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Bungay 2000, p. 333.

[8] Killen 2003, p. 147.

[Overy_2001,_p._86-9] Overy 2001, p. 86.

[Price_1990,_pp._154–163-10] Price 1990, pp. 154–163.

[11] Bungay 2000, pp. 318, 334: "15 September was the day when some, not all, of the people that mattered realised what had been going on, and acted accordingly. This began a slow process of enlightenment. It is for that reason it had become known as the Battle of Britain Day".

[Mason_1969,_p._386-12] Mason 1969, p. 386.

[Price_1990,_p._128-13] Price 1990, p. 128.

[14] Terraine 1985, p. 210.

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