RodentRevolution
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Fair enough, I just looked at the facts, Dover abandoned as a Destroyer base, convoys not permitted through the straights of Dover, the fact that the Luftwaffe could put 500-600 Bf109s into the air, fly to Dover and return before a couple of dozen British fighters could intercept and the fact that Fighter Command standing orders said that combat over the sea should be avoided at all costs. To me that adds up to the Luftwaffe having air supremacy over that part of the Channel at least. Obviously you know better and I'd be more than interested to read the source you have that says my assumptions are wrong.
You mean like German Plans for the Invasion of England which draws from among other the German Naval War Diaries and has been linked twice in this thread already. An example of the Navy's appreciation of the Battle of Britain can be found in part 56 (on page 53 in text).