... The Dunkirk Spirit By Lt.-Col. Graham Seton Hutchison, D. 5.0., M.C. blind obedience, but each man Is trained to think and act with all the courage, daring and initiative of which is possessed. is the spirit of Dunkirk which informs, inspires, and inflames ...

... Dunkirk port planes used come over and drop supplies by parachute, as often in our lines in Dunkirk itself. But these incursions have become infrequent since the Russian push in the East and the Nazi necessity for using all the transport planes available ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK General De Wiart, the onearmed, one-eyed V.C.. was released by the Italians to accompany one of their envoys during the surrender negotiations. He had been in Italian hands for two and half years. He was captured when his plane made forced ...

... Dunkirk THE help America save Britain after the retreat from Dunkirk was revealed by President Roosevelt yesterday. President Roosevelt, in a report to Congress, stated that in June 1940, Britain received from U.S. surplus stocks rifles, machine-guns ...

... DUNKIRK. An Exchange Telegraph Company's Dunkirk telei i ;rani states that we heavy gale on Sunday night did extensive damage tuere, and a ship's boat WS.% wanted aenure. A Midland Railway covered van was coming! down liansiraw Lane, }Leyland, when a ...

... At Dunkirk Sir Keith, now Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Middle East Command, went on: Dunkirk was a most exciting time. It was one of the most exciting operations of this war, I believed at that time that if we could not get our Army out Dunkirk, that ...

... DUNKIRK The Official Story of the Greatest Naval Exploit In History rHILE the withdrawal of men of the B.E.F. and * French troops from Northern France is still going on, the Admiralty issued a communique last night which vividly reveals the magnitude ...

... Dunkirk I was on my way to Dunkirk, and my mind, naturally, was centred on Dunkirk and all that Dunkirk meant and means as a symbol of British steadfastness, of the rebirth of our nation and our arms sprung like a phoenix from the ashes of our 1939-1940 ...

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... “TO DUNKIRK” The battalion lay down and slept with rifles and Brun guns by their sides, expecting to wake and fight where they stood. Here next morning, 7.15. orders came to proceed to Dunkirk. Dunkirk w'as some 50 miles as the crow flies. The terrain ...

... DUNKIRK. There was a time when the people of England had a great deal more to say about Dunkirk ‘than is being said now on account of the riots there. That was in 1662, when our Charles 11. sold the town to Louis XIV. for £500.000. Four years before, ...

... Killed at Dunkirk Mr. and Mrs. Highfleld Estate! son, Gunner T. H. Weaver has been reported fa. killed in action r while engaged in Dunkirk rearguard action. gunner weaver Officially Reported Missing Fusilier Peter Dunn (36), of 4, William Street, Newcastle ...