P/O J.H.T.Pickering of No 66 Squadron was rescued unhurt out of the sea off Aldeburgh on the 30th of August 1940 after being shot down in his Spitfire I (R6715) by return fire from a Do 17 at 17:00hrs. P/O J.H.T.Pickering was injured on the 11th of October 1940 when  Spitfire I (X4052) was shot down by Oberst W. Mölders of JG 51 in a Bf 109 over Canterbury at 11:15hrs.
Sgt T.P.Pickering of No 501 Squadron was shot down on the 11th of September 1940 at 15:45 in his Hurricane X (P5200) over Maidstone in Kent. He escaped with no injuries.
Sgt L.Pidd of No 238 Squadron was killed when he baled out too low after hitting a during combat on the 15th of September 1940 at 15:00hrs in his Hurricane I (P2836).
F/O O.Stj Pigg of No 72 Squadron was shot down and killed on the 1st of September 1940 over Pluckley, near Ashford, Kent at 11:15hrs. His Spitfire I (P9458) had been attacked by a Bf 109.
P/O D.J.C.Pinckney of No 603 Squadron was wounded on the 29th of August 1940 at 18:40hrs. His Spitfire I (R6753) had been in combat with a Bf 109 near Dymchurch. He was slightly burned.
S/L Phillip C.Pinkham of No 19 Squadron was a career officer in the R.A.F.which he joined in 1935. He served with No 17 Squadron flying biplanes then he joined the Meteorological Flight. In the January of 1940 Pinkham took command of the Air Fighting School at St Athan, training pilots to fly Hurricane's.On the 10th of June 1940 he took over command of No 19 Squadron. In July he recieved the A.F.C. for his flying training work. P.C.Pinkham was shot down and killed on the 5th of September 1940 at 10:15hrs. His Spitfire I (P9422) was shot down by a Bf 109 over the Thames Estuary. His aircraft crashed at Birlink in Kent.
F/O M.Pisarek from Poland of No 303 Squadron baled out on the 7th of September 1940 at
      17:05hrs. His Hurricane I (R4173) was shot down by a Bf 109 over Loughton in Essex.
F/O Paul B.Pitcher a Canadian of No 1 (R.C.A.F.) Squadron claimed one victory during the Battle, also damaging several others. He took command of the Squadron from December until March. Unusually, was discharged during the war, on the 28th of November 1944, as a Wing Commander.
Sgt Robert Plenderleith of No 73 Squadron was wounded on the 11th of October 1940  when his Hurricane I (V6676) was shot down by a Bf 109 over Frindsbury, Kent at 11:10hrs. He baled out with slight burns.
F/O R.P.Plummer of No 46 Squadron was wounded on the 4th of September 1940 at 13:15hrs. His Hurricane I (P3052) had been attacked by fighters. He baled out near Stambridge badly burned and died of his wounds on the 14th of September 1940.
Sgt M.H.Pocock of No 72 Squadron  was wounded in the arm and leg on the 1st of September 1940  in a Spitfire I (L1056) by a Bf 109 over Beachy Head at 11:40hrs. His aircraft was badly damaged in the combat and he belly landed it at West Malling.
F/Sgt A.H.D.'Bill' Pond joined No 601 squadron on the 9th of June and Scored 1 kill. Due to hearing problems he ceased to fly operationally in December 1940. Pond was Mentioned in Dispatches on the 29th of September 1940.
P/O W.A.Ponting of No 264 Squadron and his pilot (J.T.Jones) were killed on the 24th of August 1940 at 12:40hrs off Ramsgate. Their Defiant (L6966) was shot down in combat with a  Ju 88 and a Bf 109's of JG 3.
P/O P.D.Pool of No 72 Squadron was wounded on the 11th of October 1940 when his Spitfire I (K9870) was shot down off Deal, Kent at 20:00hrs by a Bf 109. He baled out but was hurt.
P/O Jerzy Poplawski from Poland flew Hurricane's with No 111 Squadron & No 229 Squadron's during the Battle of Britain. His tally of kills was 5 confirmed and 2 damaged and he was later promoted to Squadron Leader.
Sgt. J.A.Porter flew with No 615 Squadron & No 242 Squadron flying Hurricane's & No 19 Squadron in Spitfires during the Battle of Britain.
P/O F.H.Posener a South African from No 152 Squadron was shot down and killed in his Spitfire I (K9880) on the 20th of July 1940 by a Bf 109 of III Gruppe of JG 27 flown by Oberletnant Homuth off Swanage at 16:35hrs.
Sgt J.A.Potter of No 19 Squadron was shot down in his Spitfire I (X4070) after chasing a Bf 109 to the French coast on the 15th of September 1940 at 15:05hrs. Potter was wounded and made a P.O.W.
Sgt W. Powell of No 25 Squadron baled out safely on the 3rd of September 1940 at 11:15hrs. His Blenheim I (L1512) was shot down by a Hurricane over North Weald. The pilot P/O D.W.Hogg was killed.
F/Lt George Powell-Sheddon of No 242 Squadron was injured while on patrol. He  baled out of his Hurricane I (P2884) after being shot down by a Bf 109 while he was in combat with a Do 17 over the Channel on the 15th of September at 10:40hrs. The aircraft crashed at Lidmore, in Sussex
F/L C.A.Pritchard an Australian flew one of the six Blenheim's on the 10th of May 1940 which attacked Rotterdam airfield in daylight Only one Blenheim returned to base. Pritchard was shot down but managed to evade capture and return to England. On the night of September 15th / 16th a Ju 88 was caught in searchlights. Pritchard was able to attack it and shoot it down.  Pritchard took command of No 600 Squadron in November. Pritchard scored another success at night in May 1941. Pritchard was awarded the D.F.C. on the 24th of June 1941.
P/O J.E.Proctor was a pre-war pilot, he went to France with No 501 Squadron and claimed seven kills during this time. He was posted to No 32 Squadron  on the 10th of July 1940. P/O J.E.Proctor shot down 2 Bf 110's on the 20th and Bf 109's on the 12th and the 24th of August. He was awarded the D.F.C. on the 18th of March 1941, He received the Bar for the D.F.C. some later time.
F/Lt A.R.Putt of No 501 Squadron baled out of his Hurricane I (P3040) after combat over R.A.F. Hawkinge with some Ju 87 Stuka's on the 15th of August 1940 at 11:30hrs. He escaped injury.
P/O Lee L.Pyman of No 65 Squadron force landed his aircraft at Manston on the 14th of August 1940. His aircraft was peppered with bullet holes. He was shot down and killed in his Spitfire I (K9915) on the 16th of August 1940 at 17:30hrs. He was over the Channel near Deal, Kent. L.L.Pyman is buried at Calais Southern France.