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... made in the main for gallantry and devotion to duty officers and N.C.O.’s attached to the A-A.S.F. before the evacuation of France and Flanders: DISTINGUISHKD FLYING Squadron Leader Alan ,Ford Anderson. No. 613 Squadron: Squadron Leader Harold Gioaon Lee ...
... bottled up in the Baltic and dare not show its face in any sea where it could be dealt with. Total casualt es in France and Flanders were 377.000. had no objection to conscription for the war, all predelictions must be got rid of, it was a question of expetiency ...
... the Free Jeffries, and Louisa Agnell, of 5, Mal- during the hours of closure. vern Road, Southsea; Thelma Cooper, Agency. Evacuate the Infirm He quotes “ Reliable information! 245, Powerscourt Road, Copnor, Signe ‘from German diplomatic sources ” to| K ...
... by alders and N.C.O.'s attached and forgot to pull the blinds. to the A.A.S.F. before the evacuation Defendant told the Bench that her of France and Flanders: husband was home on sick leave and so the Are was • left on for Pawn mama tame telt the cold ...
... shadow of the Italian column was likewise allowed there two new fields of icn to enter the narrow ravines, where it which Flanders poppies will also be enclosed the Greek cold November wind. ® •. the forces. with the cross from the giave or Greece enjoyed ...