James Holland

So suddenly you've got that solution.

And actually by April 1944, they have cleared airspace.

And by the end of May 1944, just on the eve of the invasion,

Operation Overlord, the closest German aircraft that is seen fighting Allied aircraft is 500 miles from the beachhead.

So it is absolutely job done. Meanwhile, comparatively new ground attack fighter planes like Typhoons and Tempests and adapted P-47 Thunderbolts are attacking the German radar stations all along the coastline, because they now do have an air defense system, they're destroying kind of 90% of their effectiveness. And in the intelligence game, they're winning that one as well.

So it is absolutely job done. Meanwhile, comparatively new ground attack fighter planes like Typhoons and Tempests and adapted P-47 Thunderbolts are attacking the German radar stations all along the coastline, because they now do have an air defense system, they're destroying kind of 90% of their effectiveness. And in the intelligence game, they're winning that one as well.

So it is absolutely job done. Meanwhile, comparatively new ground attack fighter planes like Typhoons and Tempests and adapted P-47 Thunderbolts are attacking the German radar stations all along the coastline, because they now do have an air defense system, they're destroying kind of 90% of their effectiveness. And in the intelligence game, they're winning that one as well.

So it is absolutely job done.

Meanwhile, comparatively new ground attack fighter planes like Typhoons and Tempests and adapted P-47 Thunderbolts are attacking

The German radar stations all along the coastline, because they now do have an air defense system, they're destroying kind of 90% of their effectiveness.

And in the intelligence game, they're winning that one as well.

They're just much better because In Germany, intelligence is power. So people tend to, you know, and Hitler always has this kind of divide and rule thing going on. So you have parallel command structures, which is not conducive to bringing together of intelligence.

They're just much better because In Germany, intelligence is power. So people tend to, you know, and Hitler always has this kind of divide and rule thing going on. So you have parallel command structures, which is not conducive to bringing together of intelligence.

They're just much better because In Germany, intelligence is power. So people tend to, you know, and Hitler always has this kind of divide and rule thing going on. So you have parallel command structures, which is not conducive to bringing together of intelligence.

They're just much better because...

In Germany, intelligence is power, so people tend to, you know, and Hitler always has this kind of divide and rule thing going on, so you have parallel command structures, which is not conducive to bringing together of intelligence.

And while much play has been made about the successes of Bletchley and code breaking and all the rest of it, actually, what you have to do is you have to see the kind of the decrypts that the Bletchley cryptanalysts do as just a cog. And those various cogs together from listening services to photo reconnaissance to agents on the ground to also...

And while much play has been made about the successes of Bletchley and code breaking and all the rest of it, actually, what you have to do is you have to see the kind of the decrypts that the Bletchley cryptanalysts do as just a cog. And those various cogs together from listening services to photo reconnaissance to agents on the ground to also...

And while much play has been made about the successes of Bletchley and code breaking and all the rest of it, actually, what you have to do is you have to see the kind of the decrypts that the Bletchley cryptanalysts do as just a cog. And those various cogs together from listening services to photo reconnaissance to agents on the ground to also...

And while much play has been made about the successes of Bletchley and code-breaking and all the rest of it, actually, what you have to do is you have to see the kind of the decrypts that the Bletchley cryptanalysts do as just a cog, and those various cogs together from listening services to photo reconnaissance to agents on the ground to whatever,