Description: (Aviator, Military personnel)
Air Chief Marshal Sir Keith Park was a distinguished officer of the Royal Air Force, known for his pivotal leadership during the Second World War. He transitioned from a mariner to the artillery and then the Royal Flying Corps, becoming a flying ace and commanding No. 48 Squadron on the Western Front. Park served in various command and staff roles, including in Fighter Command, where he worked on air defence strategies. His most notable role was as the commander of No. 11 Group during the Battle of Britain, where his management of fighter aircraft ensured Britain's air superiority.