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... they looked in Flanders more than twenty years ago. Evacuation From Three Ports The scene at the embarkation was a fantastic one. Day and night thousands upon thousands of men poured into the town from all parts of the line. Evacuation was from three ...
... Londonderry said he felt very strongly that there should be given a full account of that splendid achievement, the Battle of Flanders, which reflected as much glory and honour on the British arms as any feat of arms in the past. I feel there should be no ...
... is revealed in his despatches, issued today, on the campaign in France and Flanders, in which he lifts the veil on the tragic events which culminated in the Dunkirk evacuation. Another revelation is that by May 10, the R.A.F. in Prance, battling valiantly ...
... the assumption is that the German Army will concentrate on the North Sea front. Military Feat Of Retirement The reported evacuation of the British in Greece with the bulk of their equip” ment is a fine piece of military craftsmanship. Berlin claims to ...
... Libya. was 26, and was on the staff of the Fairfield Garages, Holyhead. He had taken part in the Battle of Flanders and the Dunkirk evacuation. . the general question asked at the Chester poultry sale to-day. Instead of about 12,000 of various sorts of ...
... WEYGAND “PLAN” SURPRISE LORD GORT’S despatches on the campaign in France and Flanders, issued to-day, lift the veil upon the tragedy which culminated in the Dunkirk evacuation. The Commander-in-Chief describes how the B.E.F. were left unsupported on each ...
... prevent, once again, the escape of a British and Imperial army which had omed in Greece as he doomed the B.E.F. in France and Flanders. Once again the men of the sea have proved the sheet anchor of Britain. The story is simply that of magnificent failure. ...
... (27), R.E., of 2, Corsewall-street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, reported prisoner of war in Germany. He took part in the Dunkirk evacuation. L. A. C. Max Chiverton, R.A.F., aged 30, a Sandbach businessman and son of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Chiverton, of Cheadle, Hulme ...