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... CONVOY OF THE GALLANT LITTLE DUNKIRK ARMADA PASSING LAMBETH BRIDGE. Eighteen of London’s armada of river craft which took part in the withdrawal of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk are seen returning up-river on June 9. They were welcomed at the Pool by River ...
... TO MAKE POSSIBLE THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION. The defence of Calais was one of the magnificent stands made by Allied troops which made possible the evacuation of the armies the Germans imagined they had trapped in Flanders; and the men seen in this photograph ...
... OF DUNKIRK. IT SHOWS EMBARKATION PARTIES MAKING THEIR WAY INTO THE WATER UNDISTURBED BY GERMAN AIR OR ARTILLERY ACTION, ■* ~, ’• 1 v y i Mir# - ...
... THE EVACUATION OF BRITISH TROOPS FROM THE BEACHES ROUND DUNKIRK. THIS PANORAMA WAS TAKEN NEAR BRAY, SOME MILES TO THE EAST \ * “' . • .^.i^Jj^S - ...
... • y SUNSET OFF DUNKIRK ; A DRAWING MAD' BY AN ARTIST PRESENT AT THE EMBARKATION. JUNKERS DIVE-BOMBERS ARE ATTACKING SHIPPING, AND A PADDLE-STEAMER HAS BEEN HIT AND BEACHED, ...
... BY SMALL BOATS FROM THE DUNKIRK BEACHES. from Descriptions Furnished by Eye-witnesses. - o -r/. '.j ■, . v-> . • ■ V June 8. 1940—THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEW; ...
... ,^V /* r J If] RESOURCEFULNESS WHICH MADE POSSIBLE THE SAVING OF THE B.E.F. AT DUNKIRK. NOT GET CLOSE IN, AND THE TROOPS SCRAMBLED : made it impossible for boats to m, sometimes going in as far as Obviously it was impossible for ler such conditions. A ...
... UPWARDS of three hundred years ago a great battle was fought among the dunes near Dunkirk. On one side was a h'ranco-British army under the command of the great Frenchman Turenne; on the other was a Spanish and Walloon army under the orders of an equally ...
... ALLIED TROOPS FROM THE BEACHES NEAR DUNKIRK TO THE LARGER VESSELS WHICH BROUGHT THEM TO EN OF WARFARE, CARRIED OUT UNDER INCESSANT BOMBARDMENT. men swam half a mile or more through the oil-scummed water to ships waiting off - shore. At many places lorries ...
... IN NEWS— June 8, 1940 M A JETTY OF LORRIES NEAR DUNKIRK: Drawn by C. E. Turner from the V- ■% ■ 1 ►Pfc** -’ - - * £ ' .•elUw .«| vd • ■ . ■ ■ m , • i ...
... June 22, 1940 THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS AN L.D.V. RECRUITING MARCH ; THE KING DECORATES DUNKIRK HEROES. *% k ' mi .« fl ; :' -J» .- AB vß-' * f J jt ...
... June 8, 1940 BRITAIN SEES THE FIRES OF WAR; THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK—AND OTHER WAR PICTURES. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ANOTHER PHOTOGRAPH OF DUNKIRK UNDER BOMBARDMENT, TAKEN FROM THE DECK OF A DESTROYER, SHOWING HUGE SMOKE COLUMNS FROM FIRES, special ...