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... DID NOT GO TO DUNKIRK Coxswain Who Refused Naval Request Dismissed The coxswain and motor mechanic of the Hythe lifeboat, who did not obey a request by the naval authorities at Dover to assist in the evacuation of the E.P. from Dunkirk have been dismissed ...

... local men in th e Services. Many people, he writes, have been glad to share their homes. if only for a time. with men from Dunkirk and elsewhere. and I have no doubt that many householders ate prou' to have had troops billeted upon them and some who can ...

... one occasion his °an aircraft was so damaged that he had to abandon it. Descending by parachute. he landed in the sea near Dunkirk pier, but was rescued be a French craft. That same evening he returned to his squadron and was again flying on offensive patrols ...

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... formations of two or three, but the British pilots out-rnanceuvred them and inflicted heavy damage. In a single day during the Dunkirk evacuation, pilots of this Spitfire squadron shot down ten German fighters and an enemy /1 ,- my co-operation aircraft and ...