... domination the seas. PUT TO PEELING ARMY POTATOES” crowd of vessels of every type and size came In to the beaches on the shore of Flanders and took away thousands of our men with their equipment. Meanwhile, the Navy kept away the submarines and the torpedo boats ...

... Friday. SHORTLY after dawn to-day I watched a number of steamers come Into harbour, their decks laden with Allied troops from Flanders. British, French, and Belgians have been arriving during the past few days. It is late in the forenoon as I telephone, and ...

... cooperation with it now the Italian Air Force. The Prime Minister in his speech rightly said that in the picture of defeat Flanders the bright Riot was the superiority achieved by the Allied Air Firces over their German rival. Ooermg needs the support now ...

... in Flanders, but none more exciting than a strange meeting with his brother George on the bomb-pounded beach at Dunkirk. . William Is In the Infantry; George I is a sapper. William, it seems, got separated from his regiment during the evacuation, but ...

... gallantry and devotion to duty by officers and N.C.O.S attached to the Advanced Air Striking Force before the evacuation of France and Flanders. One of the squadron leaders in the list was engaged in the bombing of batteries in the vicinity of Calais and ...

... world. He Joined the Terri torial Army in 1920. He was among the troops which took part in the fighting in Flanders and was at ! the evacuation from Dunkirk. The Turkish Government has decided to establish an Air Uinistry. ...

... trader, of the Cut.!mittcc. ■ Do, tic loo , nilion of his services. Lambeth. London, were lemanded in Graphic stones of the evacuation Allas Assur to „■ The onlv remaining life member is'custody for eight days accused of •• eon- have been told bv these men ...