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... French. admirals and three French generals arrived at a South-East Coast port yesterday with French troops evacuated from Dunkirk and went on to London. THE Admiralty stated yesterday: •A• The paddle minsweeper Medway Queen, believed lost, has now arrived ...
... harassed continually by enemy aircraft, helped to withdraw Allied troops from Dunkirk beaches. Cameraman was one of the trawler's crew Above: Clouds of smoke from fires near Dunkirk. Another rescue ship is standing off the beach. Left: Her deck crowded with ...
... The Spirit of Dunkirk They have caught the spirit of the men of Dunkirk. They cannot, of course, make up in a few short weeks the gap caused by Germany's long lead over us in war preparation and aggravated by the losses in Flanders. I warn you not to ...
... motorised columns and troops. facilitating the withdrawal of the Allied armies at Dunkirk. One plane was lost. Formations of our fighters maintained offensive patrols over the Dunkirk area on Thursday. Weather conditions were unfavourable and there was a marked ...
... glorious remnant of the rearguard of picked regulars who were detailed to hold out to the end in the fighting retreat to Dunkirk. All three had been injured by shrapnel in their last stand. As they ate second helpings of savoury beef stew they told me ...
... DEPRESSION iota around Dunkirk where 'mesh and French are con!„liling their rearguard action. ue/Ma, ns claim to have tak en and Chyvelde. guidable areas shown shaded ...
... rescued from Dunkirk walked aboard the Sships across improvised gangways of narrow mess tables, from a pier of w ooden piles— a place never intended in the wildest imagination for a ship to go alongside' l ' heat from the fires in Dunkirk star ted by ...
... Inside News Still more Nazi reserves (by Page Vernon Bartlett) . . 2 Spanish Occupy Tangier 2 R.A.F. awards for gallantry at Dunkirk SPord•up in military training S ...
... vulnerable (by A. P. Luseombe Whyte) 4 Spotlight on the War (by A. . _ J. Cummings) Nurse who saved four officers 3 Now the Dunkirk armada was organised Snead -up in tank production 6 ...
... helping to bring men back from Dunkirk. Quite definitely the majority of the BE F.'s material is safe south of the Somme. Every step is being taken to destroy as much as possible of the material in the pocket south of Dunkirk. Lorries, when they reach ...
... to the devotion to duty of the Allied navies, and to the gallantry and exertions of the Royal Air Force. ALLIES ABANDON DUNKIRK: FRENCH ADMIRAL LAST TO GO D U N th K e l RFrKenhcahs Admiralty been abandoned t the ey British eh Allies. War Office. Admiral ...
... was the Invasion of the Lowlands. The second was the revelation of the immortal spirit behind the Allied fighting around Dunkirk. The third has been the bombing of Paris. The Americans are in the position of a man watching sections of a placard being ...