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... THE MEN WHO SMASHED THE COASTAL PORTS And the Result of Their Merciless Pounding of Dunkirk The daring exploits of the R.A.F. during the present war will forever be remembered. Not only has Britain seen with growing confidence the increas ing intensity ...
... dangerous and powerful opposition on the strength of its hard hitting arms alone. Unlike the days following the evacuation of Dunkirk, the British Army is now fully equipped in almost every particular; it is ready to put up the most damaging resistance to ...
... history. Remember I that those who administer our Information 1 have not yet told us the history of 1 Dunkirk. The nearest thing to it has been Prelude to Dunkirk, in the August I Blackwood's, a story to make one weep I with joy, and worthy of the best Kipling ...
... squadron left England immediately on the outbreak, and worked in France and over Belgium and Holland. It was engaged in both the Dunkirk and Calais opera tions. Of its members, P./O. Taylor, the Essex cricketer, P./O. Sinclair, a Canadian, and P./O. Clegg, who ...
... journals in time of war, nothing can ever kill Old Bill. He is the spirit incarnate of the soldiery of Britain, from Crecy to Dunkirk and on. The Italian invasion of Egypt seems to have come to a standstill, for the time being at any rate. Marshal Graziani ...
... shipped back again directly the trouble started. Except for the accounts of a lucky few during the first week, the whole Dunkirk exploit went unrecorded by profes sional recorders. The Americans were quite willing to risk staying and banking on their ...
... the supreme daring and courage of the R.A.F., especially during his description of that epic story of the evacuation from Dunkirk a story told so simply that the magnificence of it comes out in bolder relief. Altogether, interesting as Sons of the Others ...
... the range of the Bren guns of the company commander, so down it went. This regiment, the XYZ Light Infantry, had come from Dunkirk. Their crisp step was new to this West Country town. It was almost like the double. And these active soldiers whistled as ...