National Memorial to the Few

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The National Memorial to the Few is a clifftop monument in Kent, England, dedicated to commemorating the RAF aircrew who fought in the Battle of Britain during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monument
war memorial
category Battle of Britain memorials
World War II memorials in England
commemorates Battle of Britain
World War II
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Royal Air Force aircrew of the Battle of Britain
The Few
designer Harry Gray
hasFeature Christopher Foxley-Norris Memorial Wall
car park
landscaped gardens
memorial wall with names of Battle of Britain aircrew
visitor centre
hasInscription commemorative text honouring ‘The Few’
hasStatueOf seated RAF pilot
hasViewOf English Channel
French coast (on clear days)
locatedIn Capel-le-Ferne
England
Kent
locatedNear Folkestone
locatedOn White Cliffs of Dover
material Portland stone
bronze
near Channel Tunnel
operatedBy Battle of Britain Memorial Trust
ownedBy Battle of Britain Memorial Trust
sculptor Harry Gray
subjectOf annual Battle of Britain commemorative events
theme aerial warfare
military remembrance
unveiledBy Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
unveiledInYear 1993

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Capel-le-Ferne hasLandmark National Memorial to the Few