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World War I IHistory

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Did You Know ?• Poland was invaded by Germany on the 1st

September.

• Two days later France and Britain join.

• Did you know that pilots would stick there head out the window to see planes behind them.

• In 1940 rationing starts in United Kingdom.

• Winston Churchill was born on 30th September 1847.

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Spitfire

The spitfire was made in July 1942.

Before the spitfire was made they used Biro planes.

The spitfire was not made for Rough times.

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HAWKER HURRICANE

In October 1939 the Hawker Hurricane was the first Royal Air Force plane to destroy a Luftwaffe plane. It was shot down over

France

However in the spring of 1940 Germany attacked France and 25% of all hurricane planes were destroyed by the Luftwaffe.

(about 200 planes)

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AVRO LANCASTER

• This plane has four engines.

• It was first used in ww2 in 1942.

• The Avro Lancaster was used as a night time bomber.

• This plane was used for special missions like the dam buster raids.

• The plane was modified to carry bouncing bombs to destroy dams in enemy territory.

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MESSERSCHMITT BF 109

• Entered service in the spring of 1947

• Is an enemy fighter plane used by the Germans in the Blitzkrieg attack on Poland.

• It was also the primary fighter plane used in the Battle of Britain

• Has a maximum speed of 385mph.

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UNEXPLODED BOMBS

Bombs were falling all over London and

UNEXPLODED BOMBS are as dangerous as any

other bomb.

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V1 bomb• The V1 Bomb is also known

as a doodle bug.

• The Germans started sending V1 bombs in June 1944.

• It looked like a small plane had no pilot.

• They made a loud droning noise and went silent when it ran out of fuel.

• They then fell to the ground and exploded.

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BARRAGE BALLOON

Barrage balloons where put up to force enemy planes to fly higher, so making their bombing

aim less accurate.

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GAS MASK• Gas masks were given out

to all homes and families by 1939

• About 38 million gas masks were made.

• Gas masks were given just in case of a gas attack.

• Gas masks were never needed.

• There was even a special baby gas mask.

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These three planes are used in the Battle of Britain

Memorial flight.