List of RAF aircrew in the Battle of Britain (L–N)

This is a partial listing of aircrew who flew with the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the Battle of Britain, covering surnames starting with the letters L through N. The Battle of Britain took place from 10 July to 31 October 1940 and was a crucial air campaign fought over Britain during the Second World War. This list is not exhaustive, and further information may be available from other sources such as the Battle of Britain Monument website, unit operational record books (ORBs), and personal accounts.

Each entry typically includes the airman's name, rank (where known), nationality (where not British), squadron(s) served with during the Battle, and fate (if known). Some entries may include additional details such as decorations awarded.

The men and women on this list played a vital role in the defence of Britain and the eventual Allied victory. Their courage and skill under intense pressure were essential to preventing a German invasion.

Due to the vast number of personnel involved and the ongoing nature of historical research, it is possible that errors or omissions exist within this list. Corrections and additions are welcome, with appropriate citations where possible.

Typical entries would resemble the following (as examples, not actual entries for L-N):

• Doe, John: Pilot Officer, 610 Squadron, survived the Battle.
• Smith, Robert: Sergeant, 92 Squadron, killed in action.
• Jones, David: Flying Officer, 111 Squadron, wounded.

This list aims to provide a starting point for those researching the aircrew who fought in this pivotal battle. Further research is encouraged to gain a more complete understanding of their individual contributions.