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... work together So many individual heroic deeds have been enacted on the bomb-battered open beaches of France on the big and little ships that have gone and again and again with the weary but still cheerful warriors in the planes that far and wide curtained ...
... French have together provided still the while British and collaborating In troops Britain the first In history this the little ships doing deeds disembarkation troops the decks already unloaded which landed more thirty troops early had Dunkirk under heavy ...
... me among the bluebells In the little wood by day. On and on among the trees they went, a sea of misty blue where all my little ships of dreams and hopes could sail peace. At dawn and sunset and even by the silver light of the moon have seen those bluebells ...
... fired back with these, immediately putting the Germans’ pom-pom out of action. Then the M.T.B. steamed right round the little ship, spraying it with machinegun fire. but the soldiers fired back, and S 0 'FOOd was their marksmanship that the M.T.B. was ...
... little craft was not at her moorings. She had slipped away to Dunkirk again. She has been doing these trips for days. A little ship on a big job. They refused to tell me the skipper’s name, the name of the vessel was withheld too. Both of them are just ...
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... French and British. They are working with a unity and a steadiness never excelled in military history. Ships of both nations—little ships and big ships—are collaborating in the tremendous task of getting the Allied troops safely across the Channel. In Paris ...
... the steamer fired b-'-k ; these, immediately putting Ih: Bermans’ pam-pam out at action. Then the T.M.B. raced right the little ship, spraying with machine gun Are, but the soldiers fired bock anu so good was their marksmanship that T.M.B. was silenced ...