The Battle of Britain Monument in London is a superb monument to The Few - commemorating those people who took part in this vital battle of the Second World War. It is now open to the public having been unveiled by the Prince of Wales on 18th September 2005.

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This website provides information about the Battle, the airmen who took part, the location and design of the Monument and the history of the whole project.

"The Battle of Britain pilots have earned a very special place in this Nation's history - and its heart - and this magnificent monument will provide a lasting tribute to their bravery for generations to come"     Charles, Prince of Wales

"I think the design is absolutely first class and makes a world class tribute to 'The Few'."   Winston S Churchill

Fundraising:
Many thanks to everyone who donated to this publicly funded project. Apart from the monument construction the funds have also financed the maintenance and cleaning of the monument in perpetuity by Westminster City Council.


Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall
at the unveiling of the monument

Visiting the monument?
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