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... BRITISH SHIPPING LOSSES. THREE DESTROYERS LOST. MINESWEEPERS, TRAWLERS, ETC. The losses sustained by our naval forces in the Dunkirk operations have been comparatively small, says an Admiralty report. The loss of H.M. destroyers Grafton (Commander C. E ...
... who, until a few weeks ago, was a cinema manager in a London suburb, on Monday. recounted his adventures in the inferno of Dunkirk. He responded to an appeal for men to help evacuate the 8.E.F., and was in charge of a small motor cruiser with two other ...
... carry troops from Dunkirk sands to destroyers and other vessels, returned to his home on SaturdaY suffering from shock and exhaustion. Here is 0 Neill s story— Six motorboats were commandeered and taken across. As we approached Dunkirk roads German aircraft ...
... opinion upon this pitiful that it should not be considered and episode. viewed with a searching, but I hope THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK. also a steady, eye. There remained the At short notice the British had to solid assurance of sea-power and aircover their ...
... military correspondent, writing on the magnificent work now being done by Britain's three Services in the withdrawal at Dunkirk. says not the least reason for being encouraged is that the German is beginning to count his losses and is making wry faces ...
... a still more striking power was first discovered. example of the limitations of air power More than two thousand years at Dunkirk. There the German Air ago a tyrant, aiming at world domina- Force massed its strength for a grand Hon, determined in words ...
... Hunter. Mare or Gelding, four years old or upwards, to carry up to 13.7 stone —1 and 3, R. J. Hale. Banbridge— Narvik and Dunkirk; 2, Wm. Thompson —Queensway. Colt, Gelding or Filly, one year old, likely to make a hunter-1, Robert Martin, Waringatown—Golden ...
... our power to France. He has frankly admitted, however. that the loss of material during the retreat and the evacuation of Dunkirk is a serious blow which must. for a time, limit the extent of that assistance. That applies in a much less important degree ...