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... i ! | the French coast at the June when in the Dunkirk air fights they Heinkel bombers and two fighters without loss to tm On Dunkirk A Scottish fighter the whole of the Dunkirk has now visited the Dunkirk their own. They left befi Messerschmitt 109 crashed ...
... Brian Gatigliran. of Dmitiar, East has been anarded the J.). 'I. or conspicuous gallantry dating evacuation ot troops from Dunkirk .. Striniied naked. he swain a quarter of a mile and ri,ctied two men, afteraorili. aioiiiiting other men near hi‘ *hip ...
... AMONG CONVOY The convoy of twelve to fifteen armed cargo vessels, escorted by E-boats, were sighted by one of our bombers off Dunkirk. The ships opened fire but the pilot succeeded in making good run and dropped his bombs well in among the convoy. Two vessels ...
... had been farming in Australia when the war broke out, but he immediately enlisted in the Army down under.” Frederick was at Dunkirk and came home an invalid, but he is now serving again with the Royal Engineers. The father and his eldest son, Robert, served ...
... Private Francis Sheridan (aged 19), recently met for the first time in five years. Both are in the Royal Engineers, and were at Dunkirk together. The other brothers are: Sergeant Peter Sheridan (aged 24, Army), Private Edward Sheridan (aged 29, R.A.0.C.), and ...
... barges and cargo vessels, and one large tramp steamer in the outer harbour was directly hit by heavy bomb. Four miles off. Dunkirk one of the raiders sighted a convoy of twelve fifteen armed cargo vessels, escorted by E-boats and travelling in lino astern ...
... yards at Emmerich. Munster, Hamm, Bottrop, and Duisburg; the power station at Hamburg, the Channel ports of Flushing. Ostend, Dunkirk, and several enemy aerodromes were attacked by strong forces of aircraft which operated throughout the hours of darkness. ...
... biggest the Dunkirk air fights they destroyed eleven Heinkel bombers and two Messerscnnutt fighters, without loss to themselves. DUNKIRK AGAIN, Scottish tighter squadron missed the whole of the Dunkirk fighting, but has now visited the Dunkirk beaches on ...
... became more and more imposing, and before long hundreds of barges and other w-ar equipment 'were assembled at Antwerp, Calais, Dunkirk, Ostend, Nieuport, and Le Havre. From the air, many of the barges were daily reported to be moving slowly from one canal to ...
... the Great Howards and Avas officially reported missing early in July. He Avas last seen at a casualty clearing station near Dunkirk with a leg Avound and a wound in Ihe back. Lord Normanby succeeded lo the title eight years ago. ...
... smau. Puty °llea Speed's home is at Buntliauk-plate, Campbelltown. Argyllshire. The ler Gracie Fields had put tc ca from Dunkirk. with 9110 men, when was hit 1)3 a bomb. Fifteen bombs dropped on or the trawler. - lir. Banning, and them, penturating to ...
... beiarne more and more impeding. and before long hundreds of hargia and other aat equipment were assembled at Antwerp. Calais. Dunkirk. Ostend. Nietiport. and Le Havre. From the air many the barges daily reported to lie moving 'nun one canal to another. Small ...