... comforts to those Old Bo's who are now with the B.E.F. and to those who have undergone the ordeals of the epic withdrawal from Dunkirk. This announeement met with the warm approval of all those present at the County Sehool last Monday evening, Capabl e hos ...

... NO GREAT AIR BATTLE R.A.F* Shoot Down 22, Lose In ii terrific air battle over the French Coast near Dunkirk last night formation of Hurricanes and Detiants shot down 22 of large force of German bombers and fighters. , . This was stated in an Air Ministry ...

... the ■Kfe Officers Producin* Unit of the Territorial Army early in 1939. He was in Hjjk't 4, the evacuation '''-mjmipM from Dunkirk. Before join■ft’JHl u.) I training for the trade for several years the United Sergt. D. E. Evans. Kingdom and abroad, and ...

... served with the Territorials before the outbreak of war, and ha been reported missing since May. following the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...

... invasion plans by delivering sustained attacks with strong forces of aeroplanes against the ports of Antwerp, Zeebrugge, Dunkirk, Ostend, Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, and Le Havre, states an Air Ministry communique. In their latest exploits carried out on ...

... Edward Edwards, of the Royal Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, 2, Pen Terrace, who was reported tnisaine. since the Dunkirk . evacuation In May, is officially notified to be a prisoner of war. ...

... from German airmen who, by this time, had become adepts at this method of warfare by regular practice on helpless refugees! Dunkirk was reached at 2 o'clock on the Wednesday afternoon. As we marched in mingle file through the streets, we were forced into ...

... support. Under the command of Admiral Abrial. with a very large number of ships, it is engaged in supplying the fortified camp Dunkirk and the troops dependent on it in co-operation with land and naval aircraft that arc perpetually in action. On the Somme ...

... got The hoses sustained hv our naval from Dunkirk was completed to-day in BATTLE. ; cede returned. Ou the sante day our been comparatively sma.. coo ormi t with the prearrange n. , the ..ecrast west of Dunkirk clear. to the away. postponing his departure ...

... not, and if the public do not always see our own fighters engaging the bombers overhead they must recall what happened at Dunkirk. It was complained by members of the B.K.F. that rarely did they see our machines engaging the bombers which attacked our ...

... FORESTS Jibes at in War Review which in our eyes was their most contemptible failure —was the flight from Dunkirk. Polish (anipaign ‘‘We were just advancing into Poland when the English propagandists declared that they knew from good sources that the ...

... the RAID ON PARIS .-Three hundred and thirty-three , d Allied soldiers were embarked Dunkirk, teaching Germany the .itnificance of mastery over the seas. I Far from breaking up the morale of our troops and of our country we revealed ourselves equal to ...