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... Dunkirk Rescuer Married Our Bury Correspondent °n leave after his ship and he was wounded Chief Engine-room >, .Thomas Edwards, of , married in Glasgow Mary Edgar, whom working in the ShipyardswS 10 s now n s 40’s, was Mosquito, a gunboat which by bombers ...
... Dunkirk Shell Fury ...
... DUNKIRK PILOTS DECORATED SQUADRON-LEADER PHILIP A. HUNTER, who led a formation which shot down 38 enemy planes in two patrols, was awarded the D.S.O. to-day. The award of 10 D F.C.s and 11 D.F.M.s —manv for heroism during the Dunkirk evacuation was also ...
... NAZIS SAY. “WE ARE IN DUNKIRK OFFICIAL communiques were issued to-day as follows : FRENCH TVURING the night embarkation went on actively in the Dunkirk region thanks to the resistance of our troops, and in spite of ceaseless difficulties cause by enemy ...
... DUNKIRK SEEMS FAR AWAY NOW! ...
... Starving Dogs of Dunkirk OF all the tragic episodes in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk perhaps none has been more poignant than the pathetic attempts of dogs and horses to board vessels as the troops embarked. Hundreds of dogs, cats, horses ...
... R.A.F. Dawn Patrol Over Dunkirk Bags 19 Nazis Miners Work Before Play T EICESTERSHIRE miners are working full shifts to-day to assist Britain’s effort to produce more coal. This means that the men do not come out of the pits till half-past two. . Cricket ...
... Would Not Take Boat to Dunkirk THE coxswain and motor mechanic of the Hythe lifeboat, who did not obey a request by the naval authorities Dover to assist in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, have been dismissed from the lifeboat service. A report ...
... Popefinghe. Finding it practically destroyed air bombing he collected more wounded from the ruins and took his convoy to Dunkirk. After embarking his casualties and attending to further cases on the beach he returned with more medical supplies. He found ...
... lifeboat, which had previously saved 3,000 troops from the beaches at Dunkirk, was herself without food or water having had no time to replenish supplies since evacuating the troops from Dunkirk, ARMY HAS ‘BROTHERS’ UNIT Twenty-two sets of brothers are members ...
... remains in Flanders. The path of retreat to Dunkirk is still open, though the Germans have redoubled their efforts to cut off the Allied rearguard. Rising flood waters have foiled the enemy attack on Dunkirk. ...
... wounded by their own shells while they were prisoners at Dunkirk, They had been tended by the R.A.M.C., who gave them the same careful treatment as the British wounded. Men and women refugees from Dunkirk, among them a woman of more than 80, were also landed ...