... Award For The Last Officer At Dunkirk MORE immediate awards made by the Commanderin-Chief, 8.E.1., for bravery and determination under the are announced by the War Office. ...

... superior In quality I and in many types of macm we have met far in the battles which both in me umerous fierce a lavft fnneh Dunkirk In France, ■where were at a considerable disadvanlag Lesson many machines on aerodromes were a ecus omed to rss of two to ...

... number of steps have been taken and man-power has its place among them. Dunkirk Men Mr. Eden announced that the free travelling warrant issued to the men of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk who went on leave applied also to the troops recently evacuated from Narvik ...

... are in no and wounded in aiding the cvacu- which provides for the Lord Chan- way Uke those which prevail in the ation from Dunkirk was 125, said cellor's pension was suggested by Skagerrak. Sir V. Warrendcr, Parliamentary Mr. olenvil Hall (Lab., Colne) ...

... Bruce Bairnsfather Blimey, are you still 'ere, mate Thought you was filled with concrete and sunk, to block up the 'arbour at Dunkirk (Answer censored) By Bruce Bairnsfather ...

... you can join him at Latimer House, Hanson-street, London, W., a Cadet Corps headquarters. Two of Robert's brothers were at Dunkirk. Two others are cadets with him. His father is an old soldier. That's Robert, on left. If the Germans come, what good would ...

... LINERS AND LUXURY YACHTS BRING B.E.F. HOME By BERNARD GRAY Daily 11 mild Correspondent tilth the B.E.F. A SECOND epic of Dunkirk on a smaller scale has been completed with, so far as I can discover, not a single casualty. I was one of party of 60, the ...

... is complete, and he expected Australia would be willing to take many more than the 5,000 children originally mentioned. AT DUNKIRK 125 CIVILIANS were killed and eight-one wounded in aiding the Navy to remove troops, it was stated in the Commons yesterday ...

... bacon. VK r Very tasty very sweet (Apologies to Douglas Young, of Kenway and Young.) Right The return of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk was chosen by some of the cooks as finish for an iced cake in their final trade test. AS its personnel grows, vast numbei ...

... won his V.C. in 1918 at Flesquieres, near Cambrai The Duke of Norfolk and his Daughter The Duke of Norfolk got back from Dunkirk with the B.E.F., just in time to give away his sister, Lady Katherine Fitzalan-Howard, at her marriage to Mr. Phillips. His ...

... the advantage to the defenders will be very great. We ought to improve upon that rate of 3 or 4 to 1 which was realised at Dunkirk. In addition, there are, of course. a great many injured machines and men who get down safely after an air fight, but all ...

... against tremendous odds, has won vic tory after victory over the German Air Force. In his great speech on the evacuation of Dunkirk, the Prime Minister paid tribute to the young men of our youngest Service, and said The Knights of the Round Table, the Crusaders ...