Episodes (4)

Spirits in the Wind
S01E01 · Spirits in the Wind

Sep 12, 2005

Revealing the inside story of Sir Hugh Dowding, Commander-In-Chief of RAF Fighter Command. One of the unsung heroes of the Second World War, Dowding was responsible for the air defence system employed during the Battle of Britain, and was intensely dedicated to the safety and success of his pilots. The film also reveals Dowding's later interest and participation in spiritualism.

Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better: A New Revolution
S01E02 · Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better: A New Revolution

Sep 19, 2005

Showing the vital role that women played throughout the Battle of Britain and beyond, serving in the WAAF (Women's Auxilliary Air Force) in the factories and airfields, radar stations and operations rooms across Britain, and in the ATA (Air Transport Auxilliary) flying and delivering Spitfires and Hurricanes wherever needed. Featuring interviews with many of the brave women who performed this crucial work.

Britain Needs You: The Fighting Few
S01E03 · Britain Needs You: The Fighting Few

Sep 26, 2005

Telling the story of the many fighter pilots who came from near and far to fly and fight for the Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain. Featuring interviews with veterans from Poland, India, Canada, Britain and the USA.

We Can Take It!: Fire in Their Hearts
S01E04 · We Can Take It!: Fire in Their Hearts

Oct 03, 2005

The moving stories of those who experienced the ferocity and intensity of German bombing, as the Luftwaffe targeted the major cities of Britain. Featuring interviews with residents of Hull, Southampton, Bristol, Coventry and London, who miraculously survived the Blitz.

About

Fighting the Blue Season 1 (2005) is released on Sep 12, 2005. Watch Fighting the Blue online - the English Documentary TV series from United Kingdom. Fighting the Blue is directed by Stephen Saunders and created by Ron Saunders with Andrew Sachs and David Arshadi.

As know as:

Fighting the Blue, Les héros de la Royal Air Force

Countries:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Production Companies:

ASA Productions (UK), UKTV

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