Everything has its first time, and as the first true aerial combat in human history, the British paid a costly tuition with their strength.
Fueling tactics, only suitable for specific situations. In aerial combat, this was clearly nothing more than sending lives into danger.
Regrettably, Britannia had never experienced aerial combat before. Upon encountering an attack, the British Government's first reaction was to deploy the Air Force to intercept, without considering the need for assembly.
Due to differences in distance and reaction speeds, British fighters that took off from various airports eventually arrived at the front line in batches.
The aerial combat continued, and after paying a heavy price, the British Air Force finally managed to assemble a three-digit number of fighters. Although they were still at a disadvantage, the fight was no longer one-sided.
