You have no grounds to claim that the Royal Air Force frustrated the attacks by the V weapons. The R.A.F. took their part, but in my opinion their effort ranks definitely below that of the anti-aircraft artillery and still farther below the achievements of the Army in cleaning out all the establishments in the Pas de Calais, which so soon would have opened a new devastating attack upon us in spite of all the Air Force could do.
As to V2, nothing has been done or can be done by the R.A.F.
I thought it a pity to mar the glories of the Battle of Britain by trying to claim overweening credit in this business of the V weapons. It only leads to scoffing comments by very large bodies of people.
Winston S. Churchill, Triumph and Tragedy