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The Luftwaffe couldn't understand why the RAF was constantly lying in ambush
This video tells the hidden story of how Britain turned “luck” into lethal strategy during the Battle of Britain. While the Luftwaffe believed their repeated ambushes were impossible coincidences, the RAF relied on a secret Chain Home radar network and a revolutionary command system. Viewers will see how Hugh Dowding and his team linked radar, operators, and fighters into one lethal early‑warning web that always seemed one step ahead. German pilots flew into carefully timed traps, never realising they were being watched from the moment they left France. The episode follows the turning points of 1940, from “Eagle Day” to the decisive 15 September clash that killed Hitler’s invasion of Britain. It’s a story of quiet genius, invisible technology, and the summer when an island survived not by luck, but by design.