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... AT DUNKIRK the recent war. Mr. Archer was mobilised with the Royal Engineers Railway Operating Troop, and went to France with the Expeditionary Force, and was in the Dunkirk evacuation. served on various railway projects in this country before being ...
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... WAS AT DUNKIRK Mr. Cole-Wilkin enjoys the distinction of being one of the last eight members of the BE.?. taken out of Dunkirk during the evacution of 1940. and right up until the departure of the last boat for England he was controlling traffic on the ...
... Was on beaches at Dunkirk Trained at the United. Group Hospital, Liverpool, Mrs. Mewton became a reg-: istered fever nurse in 193 u. state registered nurse in 1932.' and a state certified midwife . in 1933. After serving a period, as staff nurse at her ...
... DUNKIRK REMEMBERED THE chairman of Bury St. Edmunds branch. Dunkirk Veterans' Association, Mr. H. Murrell, presents the Mayor Mr. J. Knight and Canon R. C. R. Godfrey, Vicar of St. Mary's, Bury, with plaques commemorating Dunkirk after association members ...
... battle of Dunkirk. Mr. Wilson says that the story will never grow stale, however many times it is told No storv will thrill our children more than this eoic. “If this is defeat, then some day victory is certain. But we must leam lessons from Dunkirk. Never ...
... SURVIVED DUNKIRK Captain Sow den srv.d in France as a gunner in the 58th Medium Regt.. R.A.. surv.ved Dunkirk. was commissioned, acted as instructor Training Unit and wes then trunsf rred to the Essex Yeomanry, HA. His mechanised battery was one of the ...
... THEY SURVIVED DUNKIRK SOME of the men who survived Dunkirk met together again in Bury St. Edmunds at the weekend for dinner in the Atheneum our story page 3). And here are some of the officials of the Veterans Association chatting about those hazardous ...
... DUNKIRK DAYS. Now came another new word, to be writ for ever across the pages of history—Dunkirk. The British were falling back on their only means of escape, that little port. It was the one route of escape and it was bombed and machine gunned by a rampant ...
... DUNKIRK MEN TO PARADE Dedication of new standard NEW standard of Bury St. Edmunds and District Dunkirk Veterans' Association will be dedicated in St. Mary's church, Bury St. Edmunds, by the vicar, Canon R. C. R. Godfrey, on May 27, the Sunday nearest ...
... RESCUED PROM DUNKIRK. Mrs. Savage, the mother, said that her son overstayed his last leave but returned to his unit of his own accord. His health had not been the same since he wfts at Dunkirk. He had been in two hospitals, but he did not say why. He ...
... Force from Dunkirk. On parade were men from the Bury. Norwich and Peterborough branches of the Dunkirk Veterans' Association, and a . _contingent of Old Cones from Ipswich. marched to the from the Abbey _ I Gardens, along Mustow Street the Angel Hill. where ...