11 Group

11 Group was a British Royal Air Force command formation established during World War II, responsible for coordinating and deploying fighter aircraft over southeastern England. Its primary role was air defense, protecting important cities and industries from enemy attacks, especially during the Battle of Britain in 1940. The group integrated radar, fighter squadrons, and command centers to respond quickly to German raids, playing a crucial part in defending the UK from aerial invasions. It managed operations, command, and tactics to ensure effective interception and combat against enemy aircraft in a challenging and dynamic combat environment.