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Big Cat Technology in the Battle of Britain South East England Big Cat Technology in the Battle of Britain Activity Sheet Air Defence 1/ Create the radar warning system Chain Home along the coast by cutting out the radar masts and sticking them on the named coastal bases. 2/ Show the fighter squadron airfields stationed in the south-east by cutting out and sticking the fighter planes against each airfield. 3/ Three of the airfields control the fighters using the Chain Home radar information. Cut out the plotter headphones and put them on the airfields with circles. 3/ Finally cut out the German bombers and place them in France or across the English Channel starting out on a bombing raid. ©HarperCollinsPublishers 2016

Big Cat Technology in the Battle of Britain pages 31 and 26/27 Big Cat Technology in the Battle of Britain pages 31 and 26/27 Information Sheet Radar ©HarperCollinsPublishers 2016