... during the past week. In addition to almost incessant lboutbing and machine-gun attacks 'Dunkirk, the beaches, and the vessels operating off them, the port of Dunkirk and the shipping plying to and fro were under frequent shell tire. German Sea Losses. British ...

... In the NarriL area on 30 May our fighters shnt down ninP enemy atrcraft probably destroyed two others. To-day over the Dunkirk area air. craft of the Fighter Command have r.ontinued their offensive patrols. Reports so far received show that our fighters ...

... to-night stated At nightfall yesterday righter aircraft carried out a reconnaissance at a very high altitude in the region of Dunkirk and new over territory occupied by the enemy. On their return flight they kept very low without incident. Two groups of bombing ...

... bombers or the R.A.F. made a series of atta.T.ks on enemy gun emplacements, roads, railways, and troop concentrations in the Dunkirk area throughout yesterday. These operations were continued during the night by our heavy bombers. „ ” At the same time other ...

... Army officer who is anxious to dispel some illusions concerning the position of members of the D.E.F. who have returned from Dunkirk. This officer, Brigadier-General E. G. Warren, told me that a number of well-Intentioned people had been misguidedly making ...

... missing from their battalion during the Flanders withdrawal, two young Bradford soldiers walked over miles to the beach at Dunkirk, rejoined their battalion at its temporary headquarters in England, and last night were hack in their Bradford homes for the ...

... the B.E.F. from Dunkirk is Ordinary-Signaller Arnold Birch an old boy of Aireborough Grammar School. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Birch, Lynthorpe. Tranmere Drive, Guiseley. , He was on an Isle of Man steamer which was sunk at Dunkirk, and later on a ...

... Yorkshire Regiment, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Camrass. of Red Gables, Rutland Road, Harrogate, who was evacuated from Dunkirk, and returned to France. is now reported missing. Educated at Bootham School, York, Second-Lieutenant Camrass practised as ...

... camp near Dunkirk. ' , Meer who has just returned to : mth lr' Waits of the stunning effect the air bombardment. Although he I, nt through the last war, he points 'lt that it wa s far greater than anyhP could ever imagine. jh. bombing or Dunkirk was Quite' ...

... - . • • Y, 6 T HERO OF DUNlORK.—Admiral Abrial, commander of the French naval forces in the Dunkirk area and the last man to leave the shattered port, photographed in London yesterday. He was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace. 1 ~ ...

... Regiment, another D. 5.0., displayed a complete disregard of his personal safety in the final withdrawal to the beaches at Dunkirk. He extricated his battalion from close contact with the enemy. OTHCR AWARDS, M.C.—Captain C. V. B. Bird, Kin's Own; Seco ...

... Atkinson. During May Filot-Officer Atkinson shot down two enemy aircraft and assisted in shooting down two others. Later, in the Dunkirk area, this officer shot down another two enemy aircraft and assisted in destroying two more. He has shown a high standard ...