emperorpenguin
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What would happen if the RAF lost the Battle of Britain?
WWII
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Abdul
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Air superiority.
Shipping dominated.
Western front won.
N.Africa won.
Oil supply in M.E. secured.
Other materials, labour, skilled combatants rare.
German defeat allows defence of Britain.
Red Army rapes the rest of European women.
Stalin murders another few more million.
Iron Curtain extended to the channel.
No forces for the east so U.S takes Japan incl. Kurils
Cold War.
Korean War.
Vietnam War.
Afghanistan War.
U.S.S.R collapses.
Western Europe as poverty and backwards as eastern Europe after the break-up. Now known for rubbish quality products, adidas tracksuits, mail order brides, and Borat.
Shipping dominated.
Western front won.
N.Africa won.
Oil supply in M.E. secured.
Other materials, labour, skilled combatants rare.
German defeat allows defence of Britain.
Red Army rapes the rest of European women.
Stalin murders another few more million.
Iron Curtain extended to the channel.
No forces for the east so U.S takes Japan incl. Kurils
Cold War.
Korean War.
Vietnam War.
Afghanistan War.
U.S.S.R collapses.
Western Europe as poverty and backwards as eastern Europe after the break-up. Now known for rubbish quality products, adidas tracksuits, mail order brides, and Borat.
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Kayser
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If the RAF losses the BoB, how does Nazi Germany not win the war? With UK capitulation and undisputed supremacy of the Mediterranean/Suez, oil fields are within their reach. I believe Barbarossa had even taken place in substitution of a Sealion, so that might not have even happened if the lader had succeeded. At least not in the same time frame that we are familiar with.
Kazimierz the Great
Oathkeeper
If the RAF lost the Battle of Britain, Poland would be lost. Good thing it never happened 
legoboyvdlp
TKR 6 - Artifabrians
Let's just say... While the Germans would have air superiority, the Royal Navy was by far capable to deal with the Kriegsmarine. The main threat - despite most on both sides not seeing it - was the submarine. I doubt that Reader would have reapplied the submarines to the English Channel to support the invasion - if he did, the British would have lost a lot of capital ships, but ultimately I feel they would be more than capable of resisting the German Navy, and mopping up the invasion forces.
German superiority would have made it somewhat harder, but probably still manageable
In fact the losses might have made Hitler think twice about invading Russia!
German superiority would have made it somewhat harder, but probably still manageable
In fact the losses might have made Hitler think twice about invading Russia!
FunRedPanda11
New member
If that ever happened Nazi germany could send more troops to the Eastern front if the British would withdraw from their homeland. There is no way to tell what the world would look like now, but Germany would definitely win the war
Bucca of the Marish
Active member
If the RAF lost, they would fight on the beaches, they would fight on the landing grounds, they would fight in the fields and in the streets, they would fight in the hills, they would never surrender. And even if their island or a large part of it was subjugated and starving, then their empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British Fleet, would carry on the struggle until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and liberation of the old.
So basically Germany would've taken longer to defeat, but total US victory would still be inevitable.
So basically Germany would've taken longer to defeat, but total US victory would still be inevitable.