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... as it held out there was a reasonable prospect of effecting the evacuation of the B.E.F.—though it would have been in conditions more perilous and difficult than those of the evacuation of Gallipoli. The sudden surrender of the Belgian Army would seem ...
... three fighting forces on both sides has been splendid. The outcome has been the successful evacuation of many men of the 8.E.F., leaving the fields of Flanders to flood and fire and the invader. Leaving a commano post is General Weygand. Commander-in- ...
... To Them The Laurels THE annihilating victory for which the Nazis hoped In Flanders is being snatched from their grasp. The evacuation of the B.E.F. and certain French units to this country is in full swing. The hazardous operation of re-embarkation and ...
... perspective. Mr. Churchill once wrote of the skilful evacuation of the Dardanelles, This consummation was acclaimed by the shallow and the uninstructed as if it had been a victory. The retreat from Flanders has been a superb, heroic piece of work, and the ...
... again, B.E.F. men with some French comrades pack the deck of a destroyer which brought them safely across the Channel from Flanders. Above: Helping hand for a wounded soldier as the men, some with labels tied to their uniforms, walk along the quay at a ...
... To.DAys N Wounded From Flanders Battle Nose ? !NI that spm i u Cold masa. You trulislitrP by puttiog • int. nob . • and morning. Tlie .uper-aelive iintisentie this breathable act instantly, t dissolve niu , a4 tl Are Brought Safely Home infection, rout ...
... standing off the beach. Left: Her deck crowded with soldiers, a second trawler arrives at a British port THE great evacuation from Flanders goes on. All day yesterday ships of every size and description—the most fantastic Armada in history—hrought British ...
... safety. We are proud of them. But now that the evacuation is almost completed, let us give a special thought to the French. Had it not been for the tenacity and self-sacrifice of the poilu the story of Flanders would have had a much more tragic ending for ...
... As One Nation YTERDAY in Parliament Mr. Churchill told in his own inimitable way the saga of the Flanders battle. Because of the heroism of all the Allied forces 335,000 men have been taken off to safety. No one—least of all the Premier—believed a week ...
... Letters to the Editor Brolly and Briar-Pi k Brigade T has been my p riu .. I during the last lew meet many men back th evacuation of Flanders. They are weary, but their t rili is as good as ever. They are completely andekri. Their only grouse is at their ...
... in Luck to Beat B•E.F. • Flanders Plan HOW the B.E.F. advanced in Flanders and then withdrew and escaped by the miracle of evacuation was described by high authorities in London yesterday. The 8.E.F., it was pointed out, had two plans of action in the ...
... charge of a doctor. A small section of these Emergency Hospital organisations has just been tested by the casualties evacuated from Flanders. and medical men praise highly the speed and efficiency with which cases were handled. ...