Was the Battle of Britain a turning point for the war?

The Battle of Britain was the aerial conflict between the British and German air forces in the skies over the UK between July and October 1940. It was a decisive turning point of WWII. read more

The real turning point of World War II in West Europe was the success of Operation Overlord, not the Battle of Britain. With respect to World War II in total for Europe, it was the failure of the German Army to take Moscow and beyond during the first year of the Russian Campaign. read more

Battle of Britain was a World War II turning point BelfastTelegraph.co.uk The Battle of Britain was the aerial conflict between the British and German air forces in the skies over the UK between July and October 1940. read more

Although the Battle of Britain was a victory for the British and indirectly contributed to America's entry into the war, it was in the scheme of things a small and mostly insignificant turning point. This is because the Battle of Britain did not contribute in a huge way to the defeat of Germany and only insured Britain's security. read more