No. 12 Group

No. 12 Group was a major division of the British Royal Air Force responsible for defending southern England, including London, during World War II. It coordinated defensive aircraft, radar detection, and operations to intercept and counter enemy bombers. Acting as a central command, No. 12 Group worked closely with other groups to organize effective air defenses, ensuring timely responses to aerial attacks. Its role was crucial in the Battle of Britain, helping to protect the UK from devastating aerial assaults through strategic planning, surveillance, and rapid military response.