... Bravery At Dunkirk. Mr. Churchill explained in detail the battle in Belgium and the re-embarkation of the B.E.F. and French and paid tribute to the Army, Navy and R.AF. lf(or their bravery and courage at Dunirk. “The crash and thunder has only for a moment ...

... from Dunkirk. As intimated by the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons on Tuesday, a total of 330,000 men of the British Expeditionary Force and of the French and Belgian Armies, had been evacuated to England through Dunkirk, a ...

... The Epic of Dunkirk | TR - SAPPER HALL KILLED IN EVACUTION, sapper Frederick Leslie Hall, who formerly resided m the distriet, wae killed by a bomb whila assisting in the erection of bridges used for the purpose of helping in the c¢vacuation of the troops ...

... district. has and will play its port in the fight against Nazism s rmanifest in many directions, From the much-bombed town of Dunkirk comes a steady stream of local men. Many of them are looking fit, but they bave real war stories to tell. These brave fellows ...

... food and ammunition through Amiens were also severed as the Germans swept up the coast to Boulogne and Calais and almost to Dunkirk. Behind the armoured onslaught came German divisions in lorries and behind them came the dull, brute mass of the ordinary ...

... there were three groups, the Belgian Army, the B.E.F. and some French divisions. These three armies were provisioned through Dunkirk, and the defence of this port in the South and West was being undertaken by the British and French forces, while the Belgian ...

... During the week-end Gunner Peter Neary., of the Royal Artillery, who was one of the rearguard of the B.EF. in the vicinity of Dunkirk, paid a visit to Earlestown on Sanday evening. He was accompanied by his wife. He was welcomed by his father and mother, Mr ...

... reception by his relatives and neighbours, Frivate Mather, of 13, Rathbone Street, has also been on leave after a trying time at Dunkirk. He was warmly welcomed by his wife and friends, —_— COTTAGE HOSPITAL.—To-morrow (Satarday) is to be ‘“‘flower day’ for the ...

... Communications regarding the brave way in which local soldiers faced the ordeal during the evacunation of the b.E.F. from Dunkirk continue to reach us. It was revealed this week that Private J. Adamson, of the South Lancashire Regiment, whose home is at ...

... intimated this week that several of them are now reported missing. Following the evacuation of the forces In Flanders through Dunkirk letters and postcards had been received from a number of these lads saying they were safe and well, and still with the BEF’ ...

... exceeded 30,000 killed, wounded and missing. The Navy had carried more than 335,000 British and French troops from the shores of Dunkirk. Mr. Churchill said that our thankfulness at the escape of our troops must not blind us to the fact that what had happened ...

... EVERYWHERE Everywhere they went¢ they were received with kindness amd the people asked for nothing in retuarn. When returning to Dunkirk they saw the same people seeking refuge from the Nazi planes which were ewooping down and machine gunning them. ‘We made our ...