What technology contributed to the defeat of the German Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain in 1940?

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That would be radar.

This was a key battle between Britain's RAF (Royal Air Force) and the Luftwaffe, if the Germans would've won most likely Britain would've been German; and many different outcomes could've happened in the past.

But, since radar was invented, and the British employed it in their tactics; that along with the communication between them helped repel the attack in the Battle of Britain.

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