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... How St. Seiriol Braved Dunkirk’s Beaches Only now is it possible to reveal the brave part played at the deliverance of Dunkirk by a well-known Merseyside vessel, the St. Seiriol. Many things contributed to this rescue of 335,000 men from the beaches, ...
... RESCUE WORK BY SMALL CRAFT AT DUNKIRK PRESENTATION OF BRONZE PLAQUES been handed to representatives of 24 of the small craft of Brighton and Hove a hich took part in the evacuation of the BE. F. from Dunkirk, St. Valerie. and Le Havre. Four Skylarks ...
... highest degree of heroism. Nowhere did this heroism reach greater heights than in the epicmaking evacuation of our troops from Dunkirk. Eight of the fleet of Manx steamers so well known to Merseyside people took part in the evacuation, Lady of Mann, Ben-My-Chree ...
... MANX BOATS’ HEROISM ADVENTURES AT DUNKIRK The heroic part played by the Manx steamers will have an honourable share when the history of the war comes to be written. In the evacuation of the Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, eight of the Manx steamer fleet ...
... 5,000 Instead Of 1,200 The Tynwald made five trips from Dunkirk, and though licensed carry only 1.200 passengers, had on one trip 5,000 troops. The Lady of Man made four trips, her last with over 5,000. On two trips she carried stretcher and other less ...
... EPIC WORK OF ST. SEIRIOL SEVEN TRIPS TO DUNKIRK .Making seven trips to Dunkirk in the midst of heavy bombing, the North Wales pleasure learner St. Seiriol (1,586 tons), now on Admiralty service, played a brilliant part in the rescue of 335,000 men, in ...
... ESCAPED BOMBERS: SUNK BY MINE NEXT MINUTE Another Crew Bombed Off Two Ships At Dunkirk ...
... conditions.” The Manx Maid is another vessel which did her bit nobly. After Dunkirk, a number of Manx teats were at the evacuations of Le Havre—in some ways more adventurous than Dunkirk—Cherbourg. St. Malo, Brest, and La Pallice. during all of which service ...
... deserving on an extremely cold day! s of There are many illustrat scenes at Dunkirk, a. ttell as photographs of the ships that titc4; part. A addition f . or personally fannhar tith Dunkirk would have reproduction oi a chart of the harbour and its approaches ...
... Rudolf Haybrook was on 'he fireboat Massey Shaw at Dunkirk, jffid is shown in his picture. Charles yundall (who represented the Royal Academy the Liverpool Autumn Exhibition two years ago) was also at Dunkirk. * * * An Airman’s Portrait , The only portrait ...
... S.M. David Driscoll, of the A.M.P.C., whose home is at Caryl-gardens, Toxteth has been awarded the D.C.M. for bravery at Dunkirk. Driscoll carried a wounded officer his shoulders to safety. fIHH ...
... lost. Elder, who was pupil of Our Lady’s School, Eldon Street, started his career at sea only nine months ago. Met After Dunkirk Miss Suzanne Stuart Henderson, of Birkdale, and Second-Lieut. John I’Anson Russell, of Malton, Yorkshire, after their wedding ...