Compared to the somewhat simple appearance of the "Sky Sword" Medal.
The Battle of Britain Medal appears quite luxurious.
Its main body consists of wings forged with blue and black enamel, with a silver silhouette of a fighter jet embedded in the center. The jet's wings and tail flame are gold-plated, against a background of radar waves and dense anti-aircraft barrages intertwined.
"Battle of Britain Medal"
"This was the largest and longest air battle of World War II. The Federation's resolute resistance crushed the Empire's 'Sea Lion Plan,' marking the first setback of the Empire's offensive momentum."
"During the campaign, the Empire dispatched approximately 46,000 aircraft sorties, averaging over 1,000 sorties daily, with an approximate total of 70,000 tons of bombs and incendiary bombs dropped. The Federation dispatched approximately 35,000 aircraft sorties, with the average fighter lifespan down to just 87 hours, and pilot survival rates below 40%."
