Battle of Britain Bunker

The Battle of Britain Bunker is the Royal Air Force's primary Force Development and Public Engagement asset.

The Bunker housed the Fighter Command No.11 Group Operations Room throughout the Second World War, the room from which most of the RAF's side of the Battle of Britain was coordinated. Key decisions that would decide the fate of the nation were taken in the Bunker throughout 1940 and it was thanks to the tireless work of the plotters and controllers that the RAF's fighter pilots managed to keep the Luftwaffe at bay.

http://www.raf.mod.uk/battleofbritainbunker

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Museum Facilities

• Cafe

• Restaurant

• Shop

• Audio Guide

• Tour Guide

• Photography

• Wheelchair Access

• WiFi

• Venue Hire

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• Available

• Not allowed

• Unconfirmed

• Prior permission required.

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