Captain Bunkum
Fighters and bombers, bombs and machine guns, anti-aircraft guns and balloons, searchlights and observation posts, planning rooms and communications nets, RADAR. Courage Details here>>> UPDATE: brainstorm is not quite correct - there were no Focke Wulf fighters in the Battle of Britain and the Germans also used Junkers aircraft - Ju87 Stukas and Ju88 bombers bh8153: cannon-armed Spitfires did not take part in the Battle of Britain.

brian777999
the Battle of Britian was an air war. British fighters against German fighters and bombers.

brainstorm
This was an air battle so they wouldhave been Messerschmidt and Focke Wulf fighters for the Germans who were protecting Heinkel and Dornier bombers up against Spitfire and Hurricane fighters for the British backed up by anti-aircraft guns

Hobilar
Boulton-Paul Defiant Bristol Blenheim 1F Dornier Do.17Z Dornier Do.215 Fiat Br.20M Fiat Cr.42 Gloster Gladiator (one squadron) Hawker Hurricane Heinkel He.111H Junkers Ju.87 Junkers Ju.88 Messerschmitt Bf.109E Messerschmitt Bf.110C Supermarine Spitfire Mk.1

bh8153
The Hawker "Hurricane", and early models of the Supermarine "Spitfire", were armed with eight Browning .303 inch machine guns, four in each wing. Each machine gun fired 1200 rounds per minute. Later Spitfires had just four of these machine guns, plus two 20 millimetre Hispano-Suiza cannon each firing 600 rounds per minute. But at 1/4 lb., one of these big cannon shells weighed ten times as much as a machine gun bullet. Most of the Messerschmitt Me 109-E planes of this time had two 7.92 millimetre (.311 inch) machine guns, and two 20 millimetre cannon firing 520 rounds per minute.