The Scramble Was Invented During The Battle Of France And The Battle Of Britain The term scramble was first used during World War II, when the British Royal Air Force (RAF) and French Armée de l ...

Photo: A RAF fighter squadron 'scrambles' after receiving the signal to engage the enemy during the Battle of Britain. (Getty Images) An overview of the Battle of Britain Michael Flanders narrates ...

THE last of The Few has died, age 105. Group Captain John “Paddy” Hemingway had been the sole surviving pilot from the Battle ...

expedition to represent the early days of WWII when RAF pilots would be sitting around at their dispersal huts waiting for the call of “Scramble ... during the Battle of Britain, which ...

John “Paddy” Hemingway, the last surviving pilot who flew during the Battle of Britain, has died at the age of 105.

Photo: A RAF fighter squadron 'scrambles' after receiving the signal to engage the enemy during the Battle of Britain. (Getty Images) An overview of the Battle of Britain Michael Flanders narrates ...

During the Battle of Britain, Paddy was pictured by a Life Magazine photographer — sprinting in his shirt sleeves to scramble his Hurricane — and it became one of the iconic shots of the war.

One hundred Canadians were among them. Dubbed the Battle of Britain, it was the first decisive clash of Second World War and the first battle in history to be fought exclusively in the air.

To successfully invade Britain, Germany needed to control the skies over the English channel. This led to the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940, followed by the targeted bombing of towns and ...