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... RETREATED ON TO DUNKIRK DUNKIRK-- THE TOWN A BLAZING LORRY IN A STREET STREWN WITH DEBRIS AFTER AN INTENSIVE GERMAN AIR ATTACK. A FEW MINUTES AFTER THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN A COLUMN OF ALLIED TROOPS MARCHED THIS SpOT ON THEIR WAY TO THE DOCKS DUNKIRK -THE HARBOUR ...
... the SAVING OF THE B.E.F. British Soldiers Wading Out to the Transports at Dunkirk As far as is possible, in last week s issue of The Sphere and on the succeeding pages of this issue, we give the story of the glorious retreat of the B.E.F. and Allied forces; ...
... EPIC OF THE DUNKIRK BEACHES A Story of Allied Heroism and Desperate Endeavour which will Live Down the Ages Above-- AN ACTUAL I ENEMY BOMBING RAID IN PROGRESS As bombs were bursting and Nazi bullets were raining down on the beach at Dunkirk our soldiers ...
... all, were loud in their praises of the work of the Royal Navy, who backed in fearlessly to the shelled and bombed moles at Dunkirk. The waiting men swarmed on to the destroyers' decks until they could hold no more. Vessel after vessel would pull out, only ...
... pebble? The simile is apt and must fit a hundred episodes during the great retreat from Flanders and the evacua tion from Dunkirk, whether it was our light tanks against the German heavy mechanised columns, field artillery against German heavy batteries ...
... -ck^ivi nnrw. THE KING DOES NOT FORGET THE MEN WHO HAVE DONE BRAVELY: The part the Guards regiments played in the fighting at Dunkirk is becoming more and more evident. Here the King is decorating Lieut. -Colonel Cazenove, of the Coldstream Guards, with the ...
... rtumn CONVOYS A TYPICAL SCENE ON A BRITISH ROAD It has been stated that, as a result of the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, a quantity of war material had to be left behind In Flanders. Despite this the roads of England seem to be humming with war ...
... Mes- serschmitt and causing the remainder to turn away. Since the invasion of the LowCountries and particularly during the Dunkirk evacuation this officer has displayed qualities of leadership and endurance of a high order Leading Aircraltman K. S. Freeman ...
... also taken at many other French ports Sfe LANCASHIRE WELL TO THE FORE AGAIN: After their gallant work during the Retreat to Dunkirk, men from Lancashire were also amongst the last to leave France. Here is a group of lads from Manchester: in the centre, without ...
... matters about which official communiques might have told us more in the German use, during the withdrawal of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, of their speed boats, which carry two torpedoes and a pom-pom for use against aircraft. They seem to be much the same thing ...
... World of Books- VICE-ADMIRAL SIR BERTRAM RAMSAY-- THE MAN WHO ORGANISED THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION That miracle of gallant co-operation, the withdrawal of the Allied armies from Dunkirk, is now heralded and recorded, but not the least part was played by the men ...
... striking last week. No bag seemed too big for the fighter pilots of the R. A. F. who took on clouds of Messerschraitts over the Dunkirk area in their determination to defend to the uttermost their comrades fighting their way out to the sea. At the same time ...