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... Prioux's Army Reaches Dunkirk PARIS. Thur-day.—The vanguard of General Prioux's Army. concisiing of two divisions. has blasted its way out of the German trap in Flanders by mean% of a furious tank battle and has reached Dunkirk. a French military authority ...
... BRIDGE DESTROYED Our force bombed Ostend. Dunkirk. Nieuport and Blankenberghe and the roads and railways leading to these ports and their harbours. At Dunkirk a harbour bridge was destroyed. Between Calais and Dover an enemy destroyer was hit with a ...
... Forest of Mieppe and Cassell to the Channel coast west of Dunkirk. The Belgians held the line from Ypres to the sea east of Dunkirk. With Boulogne in enemy hands and Calais a battleground. Dunkirk remained the only seaport at the disposal of the B.E.F. ...
... collapsed. I The British Army, which is hemmed in in the region of Dixmude, I Armentieres, Bailleul. Bergues and west of Dunkirk, is also facing destruction through our concentrated attack. ------- After a rapid push through Northern Flanders. Bruges ...
... withdrawn, fighting every inch of the way. Two divisions of General Prioux's army have cut their way through from Lille to Dunkirk, itself holdmg out magnificently behind the flooded area. The part played by the navies, like the air forces, has been glorious ...
... north-east of Ostend. received from King the order to cease fire, thus opt. ing to the enemy the road to Ypr7 , _. Fumes and Dunkirk. Since then our troops. under the eommand of General Blanchard and General Prioux. in close collaboration with the British ...
... forgotten. Dunkirk : Still In Our Hands A Frcrich :.-nukesman last night said that the Allied nurtheni armies. although the situation was extremely critical, were fighting ' murderously and with admirable courage Of the Channel ports he said that Dunkirk, the ...
... a farm. One or two want to take children with them: which won't (I think) work. mind is busy thinking of Hurricanes over Dunkirk. or whether Italy will come in, or of the men of the B.E.F. saw this perfectly illustrated yesterday. Someone showed me an ...
... curtains of bombs in an effort to protect the Allied Army in the north. He stated also that the French were still holding Dunkirk In the Commons. Mr. Churchill, after saying that there should be no attempt at this moment to pass judgment on King Leopold ...
... g u e r r i f c o a r n e e e s e a o n f d D G e e fi r ants an bombers, heavily escorted by fighters, in the region of Dunkirk. At least 22 ot the enemy were shot down All our machines returned. This was announced in an Air Ministry bulletin last night ...
... among which many of us have a dear one. This group of three armies under the command of General Blanchard was supplied via Dunkirk. The French and British Armies defended this port in the south and in the west and the Belgian Army in the north. OPENED THE ...