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How did the information system compensate for numerical shortage in the Battle of Britain?

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Correct answer: Radar and control networks sent fighters to the right place at the right time

Direct answer: A, radar and control networks sent fighters to the right place at the right time. In the Battle of Britain, Britain did not need to keep every aircraft continuously in the air. Radar detected approaching German aircraft, while reporting stations, telephone links and command centres collected and shared information. Controllers then directed available fighter aircraft towards the important target at a useful moment. This made limited aircraft and pilots much more effective. B is wrong because Britain did use many aircraft. C is wrong because Germany was the attacking side and did not provide Britain's defensive information. D is wrong because the League of Nations did not fight this battle. Memory cue: radar detects, communication reports, command directs.

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