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... FAMILY So far as is known at present all Skegnes, members of the British Expeditionary Force got away safely through the Dunkirk epic. though one officer has been wounded. It has been an anxious time for relatives. and the postman has been met with t ...
... home up the Thames yesterday. It constated of mart than of the small pleasure craft which did such valiant work during the Dunkirk evaeua. tloo. Under London's famous bridges and past the Houses of Parliament the little Sect made its way to home moorings ...
... within the bounds of the fortified area of Dunkirk and the arrival of British and Belgian units has placed at the disposal of the commanding officer more eff - ecti;is than ar; necessary for the defence of Dunkirk. Consequently, many of these units have ...
... EXPERT pART of the glorious and terrible story can be told. The very last chapter is still happening on the foreshores of Dunkirk. . . . This is not the place, and I have not the power, to pay a Just tribute to the Armies who superbly and almost unbelievably ...
... Pride in Dunkirk Tribute to the Dunkirk evacuation feat Is paid by the Prime Minister of Australia, Mr. R G. Menzies. in a message to the British Government He states: “Every Australian has watched with pride the great feat of arms at Dunkirk. The amazing ...
... TOWED BY MINESWEEPER AFTER PARACHUTE DROP. A 25-year-old airman, an ex-Cardiff High School boy, who was on patrol during the Dunkirk evacuation, had a remarkable escape when, although wounded, he dropped 8,000 feet by parachute and was towed safety by a ...
... LINCOLNSHIRE NEWS-REEL Home from Dunkirk BOSTONIAN, Mr. Walter G. Smith, of 49, Pulvertoft Lane, who went through the trials and hardships the evacuation from Dunkirk, last week told the Standard” of his experiences during that fighting retreat the B ...
... UTTNDED BY SHRAPNEL GUNNER RICHARD BROWN. After being wounded by shrapnel in the retreat to Dunkirk, Gunner Richard Brown. 3s-year-cld son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown. of Wright Avenue. Ripley, is convalescent. Groner Brown ICI only married at Whitsuntide ...
... son of Mr. A. A. Scholes and Councillor Mrs. Scholee, of Vine-street. He was hit by a piece of shell while on his way to Dunkirk. Paymaster-Lieut. A. M. L. Merry, R.N.V.R., the 30-years-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Merry, of Ho'beach, an Old Stamfordian ...
... have asked for one things extra the result of the experience two of 'officers, and about eight the men who got back from Dunkirk. I rang up the War Office for one very important item. Though it not authorised store, they have token word for that it is ...
... the King fired two magazines of 30 rounds each a target 200 yards off. Survived Dunkirk: Killed Near Home Survivor of the battle in Northern Prance and the bombing of Dunkirk. Private Richard John Draper (3S). of the R.A.M.C.. arrived Saturday night Usk ...
... Smith shared to the full the rigours of the fighting retreat to Dunkirk, and the perils of embarkation under a hail of bullets and bombs. We were trapped the Germans in a bottle neck near Dunkirk, he told the Post. had to fight day and night for 17 days ...