... THIS Dunkirk IT wasn’t all heroism at Dunkirk . .. the ~ *““ miracle ”’ of the evacuation would have been complete if it had been. The shore-based French naval authorities eyed the British with suspicion, even hostility. SOME SOLDIERS, LEFPT ON THEIR ...

... Dunkirk WHY Hitler did not i?y - Britain immedij* after the evacuation of Dunkir, always been a mystery, Luftwaffe was sent to clear J and, in the Battle of utterly defeated—the first blow legend of Nazi invincibility- But on land Hitler was everywhere ...

... DUNKIRK” JAMES McDOWALL Record War Correspondent With the Bth Thursday. SICILIAN “DUNKIRK’’ IS IN FROM PORTS AND BEACHES NORTH-EAST TIP OF THE ISLAND MEN WITH TANKS. GUNS AND C* being ferried every day to C^nd. i I « **M ig| German has priority in this ...

... AT DUNKIRK One of the pilots who raided Dunkirk said; “I arrived over the harbour a few minutes before ten. My heavy bombs hit number five dock and some buildings at the dockside. Great pieces of the building went flying through the air. Smaller bombs ...

... AT DUNKIRK He was in the evacuation from Dunkirk and, when he held the rank of Sergeant Major. he was the youngest Warrant Officer In the British Army. He was commissioned to the Cameronians and served with the Indian Parachute Regiment in India and Burma ...

... DUNKIRK npHE recapture of St. Valeriy, which thrilled the whole of Scotland, has been immediately followed by a victory at which the whole of the Kingdom and Empire, and all the friends of freedom in the world, must rejoice. Dunkirk has been encircled ...

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... AT DUNKIRK It had been intended that he should join the company in 1939, but by that time he was already following his father's interest in the Territorial Army and bad enlisted in the 6th Cameronians. He was called up in August, 1939, and at the stage ...

... AT DUNKIRK Paddy gave the first hint as to the possible reason for his being selected as a Personal guest at the launching, and the Coronation. The Queen's equerry, Sir Harold Campbell. was his commanding officer at Dunkirk where Paddy.' then a L/Cpi ...

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