IWM Duxford Air Show to mark 80 year anniversary of Battle of Britain with to Red Arrows show



โ€˜I love watching the spitfires. I love watching them all fly, itโ€™s just great fun!โ€™

GB News National Reporter Theo Chikomba asked members of the public what brought them to the IWM Duxford Airshow, as the Red Arrows are set to take part in the celebrations later today.

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36 thoughts on “IWM Duxford Air Show to mark 80 year anniversary of Battle of Britain with to Red Arrows show”

  1. Polish pilots in the Battle of Britain
    in just 42 days 303 Squadron shot down 126 German planes, becoming the most successful Fighter Command unit in the Battle of Britain.
    Sadly not many British ppl known that.

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  2. Went to this show a few years ago.. brilliant day. As a son of a ex hawker employee who went through the war as a engineer/tool maker doing his small part in the construction of the hurricane..obviously I have a favourite aircraft !!

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  3. It disgusts me that our politicians are letting people float across the channel and welcoming them with open arms, when these people gave their lives to defend it . That generation would not stand for parliament as it is now . They are a disgrace

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  4. Tim Strofton doing a decent impression of a George michael tribute act ๐Ÿ™‚ The world owes those 20 year olds from 1940, for their freedoms they take for granted so easily. Europe would be flying under a single flag without them …oh wait ๐Ÿ™‚

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  5. The Battle of Britain was 83 years ago. It was in summer and fall of 1940. By 1943, the US was in the war and UK, the US and Canada were fighting in Italy and the allied bomber campaign against Germany was well underway. Germany was losing on the Russian front. The tide of WW II had turned 80 years ago.

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  6. A woke report of box ticking and interviewing youngsters and people who hardly understand the event and its significance, you could've interviewed more experts and public who are generally knowledgeable about this event and appreciation of the battle of Britain.

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  7. I have to utmost respect for the men in the air and people on the ground for what they achieved in saving the UK from a German invasion and ultimately began the resistance to Nazi world domination. But the Battle of Britain was fought in 1940 not 1943 so it is 83 years ago. Another example of IWM going woke?

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  8. Anyone else confused by the headline? 80th anniversary would have been three years ago. And the reporter said people are in costume. Says it all doesn't it? Mate, it's uniform: the war wasn't netflix, they didn't wear costume. Fckng millenial smh.

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  9. Because the airfield itself has changed little since WWII it is a living museum. It's what makes it such an attractive venue for airshows. It will be even better if they take on Flying Legends again.

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  10. This takes me back over 65 years when my father was stationed at Duxford and we were regular visitors to the annual BoB show. Have not been since 1959 so need to get my act together as only just down the road from my current home. Thanks for posting. Great to see.

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  11. It was a fantastic show and perfectly organised. On Saturday, the weather was perfect for flying but also on Sunday they made the best of the weather. The atmosphere and the wonderfully dedicated re-enactors really made it an unforgettable event. I am glad that I could be there, even if the journey from Germany was a bit longer.

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