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The '''Battle of Britain''' was a notable siege of the [[Second World War]], an aerial conflict taking place between [[1940]] and [[1941]]. Its intent by [[Germany]] was to gain air supremacy in [[Great Britain]] airspace, as a precursor to full-scale invasion. Thanks to the tenacity of the British defenders, combined with the attention of the German High Command turning away from the Allies toward the [[Soviet Union]] (see Operation Barbarossa), the battle ended with Germany failing to achieve that objective making it the first major defeat the German Fatherland suffered during the Great Patriotic War.
 
   
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:''"We should have left the holosuite hours ago."''<br />
The Battle of Britain was one of [[Julian Bashir]] and [[Miles O'Brien]]'s favorite [[holoprogram]]s at [[Quark's]] [[holosuite]]s, taking the role of two [[RAF]] [[pilot]]s in a [[squadron]] that included [[Clive]]. The pair were intent on recreating the [[history|historical]] setting exactly, and had their own costumes. O'Brien even abandoned his [[Irish]] accent for his role.
 
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:''"What? And let the Jerries cross the Channel? Never!"''<br />
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::- '''[[Julian Bashir]]''' and '''[[Miles O'Brien]]'''
   
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The '''Battle of Britain''' was an aerial conflict that occurred on [[Earth]] in [[1940]] and [[1941]] during [[World War II]]. It was fought between the forces of [[Old Britain]] and [[Nazi]] [[Germany]].
Following the [[bomb]]ing of the [[Antwerp Conference]] in [[2372]], the two had an appointment to run the program. However, after part of their session, they felt their [[heart]]s weren't in it, and chose not to restart the program. They attempted to invite [[Odo]] to join the simulation, but the [[Changeling]] was enroute to [[Earth]] and had to decline. ({{DS9|Homefront}})
 
   
 
The Battle of Britain was one of [[Julian Bashir]] and [[Miles O'Brien]]'s favorite [[holoprogram]]s at [[Quark's]] [[holosuite]]s, taking the role of two [[RAF]] [[pilot]]s in a [[squadron]] that included [[Clive]]. The pair were intent on recreating the [[history|historical]] setting exactly, and had their own costumes. O'Brien even abandoned his [[Irish]] accent for his role. ({{DS9|Homefront}})
The two often let the program play out for several hours - something which proved costly when [[Keiko O'Brien]] returned from [[Bajor]], and the two had to rush to clean O'Brien's [[quarters]] before she arrived. ({{DS9|Accession}})
 
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Following the [[bomb]]ing of the [[Antwerp Conference]] in [[2372]], the two had an appointment to run the program. After playing it for a little while, they realized their [[heart]]s weren't in it and chose not to restart the program, though they did eventually return to using it regularly. They had attempted to involve [[Odo]] by inviting him to join the simulation, but the [[Changeling]] was ''en route'' to [[Earth]] and declined. ({{DS9|Homefront}})
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The two often let the program play out for several hours &ndash; something that became a nuisance when [[Keiko O'Brien]] returned from [[Bajor]] after a six-month absence, forcing them to hurriedly clean O'Brien's [[quarters]] before she arrived. ({{DS9|Accession}})
   
 
When the [[crew]] returned to [[Deep Space 9]] following [[Operation Return]] in [[2374]], O'Brien and Bashir's first action was to determine if the holosuites were working, and book a session in the program. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
 
When the [[crew]] returned to [[Deep Space 9]] following [[Operation Return]] in [[2374]], O'Brien and Bashir's first action was to determine if the holosuites were working, and book a session in the program. ({{DS9|Sacrifice of Angels}})
   
 
{{bginfo|The Battle of Britain holoprogram was originally introduced in the [[DS9 Season 4|fourth season]] premiere {{e|The Way of the Warrior}}, but the [[Deleted scene|scene was deleted]] from the episode. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library]]'')}}
==Background Information==
 
The Battle of Britain holoprogram was originally introduced in the [[DS9 Season 4|fouth season]] premiere "[[The Way of the Warrior]]", but the [[Deleted scene|scene was deleted]] from the episode.
 
   
 
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Revision as of 16:54, 11 January 2016

Bashir and O'Brien Battle of Britain

Bashir and O'Brien in costume

"We should have left the holosuite hours ago."
"What? And let the Jerries cross the Channel? Never!"
- Julian Bashir and Miles O'Brien

The Battle of Britain was an aerial conflict that occurred on Earth in 1940 and 1941 during World War II. It was fought between the forces of Old Britain and Nazi Germany.

The Battle of Britain was one of Julian Bashir and Miles O'Brien's favorite holoprograms at Quark's holosuites, taking the role of two RAF pilots in a squadron that included Clive. The pair were intent on recreating the historical setting exactly, and had their own costumes. O'Brien even abandoned his Irish accent for his role. (DS9: "Homefront")

Following the bombing of the Antwerp Conference in 2372, the two had an appointment to run the program. After playing it for a little while, they realized their hearts weren't in it and chose not to restart the program, though they did eventually return to using it regularly. They had attempted to involve Odo by inviting him to join the simulation, but the Changeling was en route to Earth and declined. (DS9: "Homefront")

The two often let the program play out for several hours – something that became a nuisance when Keiko O'Brien returned from Bajor after a six-month absence, forcing them to hurriedly clean O'Brien's quarters before she arrived. (DS9: "Accession")

When the crew returned to Deep Space 9 following Operation Return in 2374, O'Brien and Bashir's first action was to determine if the holosuites were working, and book a session in the program. (DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels")

The Battle of Britain holoprogram was originally introduced in the fourth season premiere "The Way of the Warrior", but the scene was deleted from the episode. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)

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