article_snippet: The Queen, 88, and Prince Philip viewed the video wall and other special effects that bring to life the Battle of Britain and the life of 'The Few', who fought in the skies overheard to keep Britain free from invasion during the summer and early Autumn of 1940.
article_snippet: he efforts to amend this led to the founding of the Battle of Britain Memorial Trust and the unveiling of the National Memorial to the Few – a lone pilot looking out over the English Channel, in the village between Folkestone and Dover – by Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
article_snippet: The royal couple viewed the video wall and other special effects that bring to life the Battle of Britain and the life of 'The Few', who fought in the skies overheard to keep Britain free from invasion during 1940 .
article_snippet: Maintained by Britain Memorial Trust, the site at Capel-le-Ferne is dedicated to Churchill's famous 'Few' who fought in the skies overheard to keep Britain free from invasion.
article_snippet: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh watch a short film on the Battle of Britain as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit the National Memorial to the Few .
highlights_snippet: The Few fought in the skies overheard to keep Britain free from invasion .