Answer:
C.Germany
Step-by-step explanation:
The 2662 German casualties included many experienced aircrew, and the Luftwaffe never fully recovered from the reverse it suffered in August-October 1940. The Royal Air Force (RAF) lost 1250 aircraft, including 1017 fighters.
As the Germans suffered unsustainable losses during these raids, it was clear that the British air force was far from defeated; air superiority over southern England remained an unattainable goal. On 31 October, after 114 days of aerial combat, German conceded defeat, having lost 1,733 aircraft and 3,893 men.