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... TOOK PART IN THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION J Mr Arthur Lamb, Smieton Street, Carnoustie, who, as a member the Royal Army Service Corps took part in the Dunkirk evacuation, was married Miss Betty Morton, Tcaling, the Church of the Holy Rood, Carnoustie, on Wednesday ...
... missing, in Maidstone hospital suffering from shock and exposure. He was rescued itrom one of the vessels lost during the Dunkirk evacuation. This is Allan’s second thrilling escape this year, as he was on the Sultan Star when it was torpedoed February ...
... hut this wa- cancelled Rescued off Dunkirk. Aide Seaman John Blue-. Airlic* Crescent, who been home leave this week, was one of the crew of H M S. Basilisk, which wa- lost during the evacuation the B.E.F from Dunkirk. He wa- rescued after swimming for ...
... m R.A.I and »»n the aerodromes in Belgium and Holland, now in i for fichler escort- to bomb- and offered n thcM places d Dunkirk and harbours have -i threats nearer they jr Air Ann an«l Navy It has been estimated 250.000 men bv air ...
... pital in England with slight shrapnel wound. Frank, who a private in the K.A.S.C., received his wound in the evacuation from Dunkirk. According to the French r..dio the have been trying conceal ■age wounded soldiers hrotigh German towns by sounding ir raid ...
... destroyer even destroyers in the evacf Dunkirk. Other smaller i re lost hut this was com- er ship ierman ittack on .1 damage, material WEDNESDAY it and at end twenty II lint' had been held all points of no imoured raids failed Ilriti'h troops the French ...
... Ministry can arrange it. Thev arc also giving a lifeboat, which, being launched, was called into service for the evacuation Dunkirk, These gifts represent the original and one or two schemes arc under discussion for the allocation the remaining .*HHI ...
... so fortunate, much havoc was p by bombs, and that a whole pane n the city. .ntwerp the night occupied the city, night to Dunkirk, a boat for Eng- passed long lines their way for safer is of troops head- ednesday was only is Victoria Day in ajority of ...
... was divided, sick people long before the end. Another reason was that if the German air force and army could not succeed at Dunkirk, how could they expect to succeed in an invasion of Britain. The three Baltic countries— Lithuania. Latvia, and Estonia—decided ...
... Monday evening from 7.15 til! o clock. ST MARGARET S CHURCH The v W. E. Gladstone Millar. M.C., BD, a.m.—The Deliverance at Dunkirk. Service of Thanksgiving. p.m.—Morale in War-Time. VI. Maintaining the Christian Wisdom. LADYLOAN HIGH CHURCH 11 a.m. and ...
... marquees and smaller tents. During the withdrawal the Association served the troops Flanders, on the quay Boulogne, the beaches Dunkirk, at the ports of entry in this country and at many important railway junctions. All provisions were free to the men of the ...
... pane glass in the city. The party left Antwerp the night before the Germans occupied the city, travelling road at night to Dunkirk, where they hoarded boat for England. On the way they passed long lines of refugees making tlieir way for safer regions, and ...