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... their aim of finding enough money for a squadron of Spitfires to aveuge the sinkiml the lner Lancastria during the Flanders evacuation and the machine-gunning of the survivors with incendiary bullets as they etraggled in the oil covered sea. 2 >y A s ...
... House and Thanet Wanderers XVI'. Before being transferred to the present seat of hostihtles. Coml. Price served in Flanders. At the evacuation from Dunkirk, he WU among the troops landed at Margate. ...
... who took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk will be specially interested in beautiful gift, which Lord Queensborough has just given to the Lords of the Admiralty, to commemorate the British Navy's heroism in the Flanders evacuation. This gift, a silver ...
... he would not press the case. Wilkins, according to the officer, was to be relied upon in all his the Battle of Flanders and the evacuation from Dunkirk hedng particularly ontstanding. The magistrates dismissed the summons on payment da costs. ...
... here and elsewhere. WE have now made up all our losses in stores and equipment which resulted from the fighting in Flanders and the evacuation from Dunkirk, though this has naturally iheant that other equipment which would have been ready by now has had to ...
... the Dunkirk perimeter and were steadily evacuated, it is obvious he wanted to stay with them to the last man, but he had orders from the Government, which specifically told him that as soon the 8.E.F., by evacuation, fell below a strength of three divisions ...
... FRANCE & FLANDERS heroically over the same ground 25 years ago. The scene of battle was set around old ml her places such a« Yprea, Bnelen. Wytschaete, Boesvnghe and Poperinghe. In the words of Mr. Winston Churchill the evacuation from Dunkirk symbolised ...
... IN FLANDERS AND NORWAY REVIEW OF THE YEAR HEAVY CASUALTIES OF LOCAL UNITS TOURING the whole of May and June events at home were overshadowed the grave news of the sweep of the German armies across France and the danger of the British Army being encdrcled ...
... WAR IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS PROUD RECORD OF ROYAL WARWICKS STORY OF GALLANT ENDEAVOUR The story of the work and courage of members of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment in France and Flanders is revealed in an official account of their actions. The story ...
... WHY THE B.E.F. WERE DRIVEN OUT OF FLANDERS THE main causes of the Flanders tragedy culminate ing in the epic of Dunkirk were:— Failure Allied support on either Sank; A Weygand plan based on thin air; Lack of liaison; Insufficient equipment and inadequate ...
... Flanders fell because of shorts of arms, am bad plannin VISCOUNT GORT'S own story of the Battle of Flanders —told in his dispatches as Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force—give the people of Britain today the inner history of that heroic ...
... WHY B.E.F. WERE DRIVEN OUT OF FLANDERS DISCLOSURES BY LORD GORT Failure of Allied Support on Either Flank WEYGAND PLAN SURPRISE qpHE MAIN CAUSES OF THE FLANDERS TRAGEDY CULMINATING IN THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK, WERE:— Failure of Allied support on either flank; ...