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... FIRST-HAND IMPRESSIONS OF THE MASSEY SHAW'S FOURTH RESCUE TRIP TO DUNKIRK. A realistic impression painted from the fire-boat 44 MASSEY SHAW, in Dunkirk Harbour showing the fire along the beaches. A German aero plane had spotted the boat, and had just ...
... THE HOME FRONT. WHAT'S THE HURRY, GEORGE? YOU'D THINK WE WERE AT DUNKIRK! DRAWN IIY FRANK REYNOLDS. ...
... Bruce Bairnsfather Blimey, are you still 'ere, mate Thought you was filled with concrete and sunk, to block up the 'arbour at Dunkirk (Answer censored) By Bruce Bairnsfather ...
... Pakenham- Walsh was formerly C.R.E. in the B.E.F., and the above portrait was painted shortly after the conclusion of the Dunkirk operation. The artist is also a Sapper and was likewise engaged in the recent strenuous fighting on the other side of the ...
... commanded our armies in France and Belgium in the operations which terminated in the magni ficent rearguard movements on Dunkirk, and the saving of the larger part of a force which, by all the rules of war, was doomed. Captain Seago, the artist, is now ...
... misrepresented as has the Defiant, the first Squadron of which made such a sensational fighting debut in the fighting over the Dunkirk beaches. Performance figures have not been disclosed, but she is undoubtedly the fastest machine in the world of her class ...
... War Fund. THIS Fund aids our men who were taken prisoners by tens of thousands in France. They were fighting to cover the Dunkirk retreat, or they were surrounded and overcome later on their way to Western France. There are also airmen to whom we owe ...
... and Hurricanes and Defiant fighters. The second blow was the attack by fire-ships off the French coast between Calais and Dunkirk. That may corres pond with attacks by our heavy bombers on the bases at which flat boats are to be, or are being, assembled ...
... impression that the lovely young lady in distress was a rich heiress, with great expec tations. The adventurous couple reached Dunkirk, and went through a secret marriage at Calais, after which Miss Linley insisted upon retiring to a convent for a period Her ...
... shortly, had just returned from Dunkirk (the ruinous state of which he enormously exag gerated, as any returned soldier can tell you), and his line of talk was that since only a fraction of the Luftwaffe was employed at Dunkirk, what Great Britain can look ...
... Charles again, and returned to Barchester Towers. And you 'd hardly think he had been worrying ceaselessly about a son at Dunkirk, would you But he had. Bill has been home four days now. The first three he spent sleeping, but on the fourth he went down ...
... Dockland's private, unbowd- lerised opinion of himself and his insane ambitions. My instant thought was A race who can accept the Dunkirk evacuation in this spirit is impossible to defeat. It can be knocked over the ropes time after time, but, no matter what ...