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... ardour of determination. Our country will not be unworthy of the men who cut their way across Flanders and held the beaches of Dunkirk. It will put forth all its energy and resources for the swift victory of the Allies, honouring more than ever, after these ...
... to Arms Factory GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS ASSEMBLY TO-DAY Heads of Other Churches Join in Centenary Services LONDON CHEERS FOR DUNKIRK HEROES NAVAL MEN SLEEP IN STREETS ...
... down one Messerschmidt 109. During the night our bombers continued to maintain the service supplies to the Allied troops the Dunkirk region, especially of medicines. Numerous reconnaissance flights were carried out over Northern France. Fighter craft ensured ...
... artillery batteries, talcing part fighting on the Albert Canal and in front of Bruges. After the so,, he succeeded in reaching Dunkirk wasome 20 other officers. The troops were amazed when the o-°- came to lay down arms, he sain. The duty and desire of all ...
... streets near the railway lines to pay their tribute the tired but cheerful fighting men. The stream of troops evacuated from Dunkirk had continued at full flow throughout the night. Several rompemee of French regiment marched off the landing quay with military ...
... While these events were taking place near our own shores, our Expeditionary Force was fighting for Its life in Its retreat to Dunkirk./ Mechanised forces already encircled Sts western flank, and the collapse of the Belgian Army left open a wide gap between ...
... Merchant Navy giving the most daring co-operation. It must have been as thrilling a spectacle, off the shallow beaches of Dunkirk, as any recorded the lore of these islands. With them were humble boatmen from seaside resorts whose chief reaction will probably ...
... exposed. ■■ While these events were taking plac . near our own shores our Ex'ped.tiona Force was lighting fur its life to Dunkirk. Mechanised forces already encircled .Is western fl an>;. and the collapse of the Belgian army left °P™ * w e gap between ...
... carry troops from Dunkirk sands to destroyers and other vessels, returned to his home on SaturdaY suffering from shock and exhaustion. Here is 0 Neill s story— Six motorboats were commandeered and taken across. As we approached Dunkirk roads German aircraft ...
... through—all but the heroic and selfsacrificing rearguard, which, still fighting resolutely, is moving slowly towards the sea and Dunkirk. Here, surely, is a miraculous deliverance a deliverance made possible by its own courage and resource and, in the last stage ...
... contingent, upon that rei , and the returning tru, I native army he p h“F. H equally earned by their eoura enemv'a way to Dunkirk and Calal .«nie constancv Uie laurels of groat rare shock in the early part oi in vlctory suc |, s the Ulster Division pai ...