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... NURSES’ FINE WORK AT DUNKIRK Tribute to the magnificent conduct of the Army’s nurses during the evacuation of Dunkirk is paid by the captain of a British hospital ship that was at both Dunkirk and Cherbourg. Ao In a letter to the Matron-in-Chief of the ...
... Tribute to the magnificent conduct of the Army's nurses during the evacuation of Dunkirk , is ; paid by the captain of a British hospital ship that was . at both Dunkirk and Cherbourg .. In a letter to the Matron-in-Cbief of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial ...
... (Kent) lifeboat, which did not obey a request by the naval authorities at Dover to assist in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, have been dismissed from the lifeboat service. A report issued to-day of the inquiry held at the instance of the committee ...
... of the greatest epics of the sea.! “The crews of the Ramsgate and Margate boats, who manned their boats and went direct to Dunkirk, were instrumental in saving many soldiers.” ...
... it bluntly, and to quote Shakesgeare: “There’s somelthl.;xzsrotten in this State of Denmark.” A soldier with Great War and Dunkirk experiences says: With our naval and air defences we can carry on until we build up the greatest attacking force the world ...
... have been destroyed. Several others were hit The British success was achievea by a squadron which in a single day during the Dunkirk evacuation shot down ten German fighters and an enemy army co-operation aircraft and damaged five more fighters. ...
... N.E.R. said: “It appears that the complaints arose dlrom the altogether exceptional condition during the evacuation from Dunkirk. But we are looking into the guestion of providing other accommodation at King’s Cross and Liverpool Street. We have not much ...
... became extinct. The Earl of Teviot in the seventeenth century was given his Peerage because of his success as Governor of Dunkirk, when it was held by the English and the French. He had previously been in the French service. 35 Viscount Teviot, born in ...
... Atkinson, attached to a Works Transport Company, R.A.S.C. Atkinson, whose home is in the Granton area, took part in the Dunkirk evacuation after his unit had withdrawn from Belgium. He has returned from short leave to a base in England, and his football ...
... outside the Cathedral. The bridegroom, who is a son of the Rev. W. E. Beck and Mrs Beck, Cheltenham, recently returned from Dunkirk. His father assisted the Very Rev. Charles L. Warr, D.D., Dean of the Thistle, in performing the wedding ceremony, and the ...
... training purposes to man over 80 ships now under construction for the Navy, it is announced in Ottawa. COMRADES SAVE HOME A Dunkirk soldier’s home, where his wife and their nine children under 12 are living, has been saved by battery of Royal Artillery ...
... Signalman Kenneth Stewart, Royal Corps of Signals, has been killed in action. Stewart lost his life at the evacuation of Dunkirk on his 25th birthday. His brother, Charles, arrived home safely from the same port. ...