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... in Ogaden ‘blitzkrieg’ THE Russians have revealed a new “blitzkrieg” tactic in its role of helping Ethiopia the Horn of Africa war They are tanks with their giant “Crane” 'helicopters and dropping them at key places beihiind enemy lines to speed up the ...
... o i-he coming into operation of the new register, is a remarkable comment on the degenerancy of party politics. The war in South Africa is to be the cloak with which the Tory Government hope to cover the multitude of sins which have marked their six years ...
... fully acclimatised to the of Saudi Arabia of large de- who fought during of Signallers the Desert Bats after who in North Africa World War 2 Saudi Arabia Lance-Corporal Hamil posted to the Gulf Germany A former pupil of Ysgol Ap Iwan Abergele a canoeist and ...
... it eo happens that while England has not gone to war with a k.uropeon Power for the past thirty years, we seem to be %Instant ly engaged in hostilities with the barbarous tribes of Asia and Africa. The war news and the dynamite outrages were the topics ...
... British, stigmatises Lord Mauler as • such a acionnlrel, and conduct a l s l saying There will bo a better Ireland in Africa after the war. ATTACK ON HEIDELBERG• TUE ENEMY REPULSED. Matfetfostsis. Theron attacked Ileide'berg ma Bakuday after. noon with ...
... about 43 years of age , was a native of the south of England. For some time he was engaged on steamers visiting West Africa. During the war he became a warrant officer in the army. %Vhile stationed at Kinmel Park he married a daughter of Mr. W. H. Jones ...
... WASTED WAR STORES. REMARKABLE FIGURES. A return was issued on Saturday of stores and supplies despatched to South Africa during the war and destroyed locally. About 900 tone of preserved meat were thus wasted, two million and n-half of meat and vegetable ...
... beloved Roverergo's nett. I vales ospecsully the appreciative soupier in which you have alluded to my services is South Africa derinz the war, and it will always be a source of pride rad pleasure to me that I have earned the approval of my countrymen in Bl ...
... turiied f~r~om So~uth' Africa, observed thaihe war, iii ..whi~oh~we' *were: ?? 'lions' -*hich 'weu'giive uiigrudgingly,' ibut, 'the' resullts ' had not been'in:':all respect's completely satisfactory.-B: Na^tions engaged' in.: war must he iprepared. for ...
... address at Sunday evening's Cae Parson mission meeting. 1937 to 1940 he was Supt. the ler Dempster Line ii Wmt Africa. _ -- During the war he was a Lieut.- IL) in the R.N.R., [ serving mostly with destroyers and finishing with the sth Submarine Flotilla ...
... the lecture given by the Rev 1) Burford liciOre—the deputation from the Colonial Missionary - Society IS tioutis Africa. The - chair war taken by the Cermyw Willman.. Mr Hooke's ability as a speaker being well-known is Comma no doubt induced many to attend ...
... returned from active service in support of his Queen and country in South Africa. (Cheere.) More than that, in spite of great attrac- tion?, he stayed in South Africa until the war was pn-.ctically over, and with his own hands hoistad the flag of Great ...