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... tatton NEW B.E.F. HAS GONE TO FRANCE MARVEL OF ASSEMBLY PROFITING BY DUNKIRK HOW THE MOVEMENT BEGAN AND HOW IT GATHERED POWER A NEW R.E.F. IS IN FRANCE. SOME DAYS AGO THREE TRAINS CRAMMED WITH TROOPS ARRIVED AT A SOUTHERN ENGLISH PORT IN A SINGLE HOUR ...

... MORE AWARDS FOR R.A.F. HEROES GRAND WORK AT DUNKIRK 38 NAZI PLANES DOWNED IN COURSE OF TWO PATROLS THE MEN AND THEIR EXPLOITS FURTHER AWARDS TO OUR GALLANT HEROES OF THE AIR WERE ANNOUNCED TO-DAY. There is one D. 5.0., ten D.F.C.'s, and eleven D.F.M.'s ...

... DUNKIRK HERO AT CITY HALL.—Gunner F. Patterson, R.N.. 48 Saunders ANNUAL MEETING IN OPEN-AlR.—Mrs. D. Lindsay Keir (Vice-President) speaking at the annual meeting of Street, Belfast, was received on Thursday by the Lord Mayor in his Parlour. the Ulster ...

... tons, of which 114,000 teas were loft during Dunkirk operstions. rateluding Dunkirk the figures were—British (11 ships), 84,718 toss; Allied (4 ships)_, 17,1113 tens. Neutral (3 ships), 7,990 tau. The at Dunkirk, it Is esplaleed, Yeast be regarded u Ise ...

... actions at Dunkirk. One soldier with whom our reprezentatlve had a chat said: I take off my hat to Lieut. Sinton. He led us inagnilleently. In the darkness, and .vith explosives bursting everywhere, le brought us safely through the Dunkirk inferno and ...

... TRAGIC BRIDE T0 BE young naval officer, fatally wounded when his ship was attacked by planes off Dunkirk, carried on firing at the enemy until he had landed his machine. Meanwhile home port, his bride-to-be waited in vain for a telephone call to tell ...

... ULSTER RIFLES STEM PRUSSIAN GUARDS His escape during the Dunkirk evacuation is mentioned in letter received by Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, Lower Main Street, Strabane, from their son, Rifleman William Craig, Royal Ulster Rifles, who has reached Britain wounded ...

... leave this week. A Royal Inniskilling Fusilier, who fought with his Regiment in Louvain, Brussells, and right through to Dunkirk, told the writer of squadrons of German planes machineifunning a column of refugees extending for several miles. The sight ...

... a grand account of themselves. He saw the Canadian memorial. Vimy Ridge, destroyed by the Nazis. Describing his return to Dunkirk, he said two of their tanks approached a village in order to assist some Allied soldiers. Just on turning a bend, they were ...

... with a leg wound, caused by shrapnel at Dunkirk. He is progress. ing well. rEvlr. and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery, Ormonde St.. have learned of their son. Gunner Leslie Montgomery, Royal Artillery, being wounded at Dunkirk. He is in an English hospital. The minesweeper ...

... HOME ON LEAVE. Several of the men from Lisburn and district who were engaged in Belgium and Flanders. and were evacuated in Dunkirk. have arrived home, and have stirring tales to tell of their adventures. As one graphically put it, at one time he would not ...