Eagles Over London

Captain Paul Stevens

Air Marshal George Taylor

Martin Donovan

Meg (as Evelyn Stewart)

Sgt. Donald Mulligan

Jacques

Gaston

Colonel Smith

Sheila

British general

German officer

Officer at RAF headquarter (uncredited)

Karl (uncredited)

English airman (uncredited)

English officer (uncredited)

Cameraman at Dunkirk (uncredited)

English officer (uncredited)

When getting the directing job, Enzo and a writing partner took a week to rewrite the overlong script to make it more action orientated and less of a "soap opera."

Posters for "Battle Command" were entirely in black and white.

Alberto De Martino was originally going to direct the film and Enzo G. Castellari was originally just hired to direct the special effects sequences inter-cut with stock footage of the actual battle of Britain using the split screen method. Up viewing the split screen sequences the producers were so impressed that they hired Enzo to direct the entire picture.

Londoners hurrying to an air raid shelter in 1940 pass a wall sign for the Royal Festival Hall, opened in 1951.

A London bus wouldn't show LONDON on the roll sign for the route's endpoint, but rather a specific place within London.

In the opening scene, the British are shown using a bazooka-like weapon to knock out the tank column. In 1940, there was no such thing as the weapon seen here.