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... fit. canal, along 'barges laden with brown lan taken though to and across the old basin, axounè Island, to the Island of Lost Ships. the name given to the anchoring ground of the small yachts and fishing craft. _ . geieni ! a journey Made by; L a Weekly ...
... aesthetically. In the mist of a recent early morning, the Big Pool, Runcorn, looked like a cine film version of the Sea of Lost Ships. The other night a young lady in one of the services dropped a small bottle at the entrance to a Runcorn cinema. Someone ...
... table shows the pre. I war strength of the British Navy and losses I suffered, which are all announced without delay: — Lost. Capital Ships Aircraft Carriers Cruisers 62 .. 2 Destroyers Submarines 5B 8 Minesweepers, etc. ...
... vehicles. 500 new containers which can travel on either road or rail, and the replacement of some of the seven cross-Channel ships lost during the war. Reconstruction schemes for many stations have been prepared, and these schemes provide for extensive mo ...
... our troop transports during the Continental campaigns and on our coastwise shipping. Neither the troop movements nor the coast traffic were stopped, though have lost many ships. ...
... litt:e birthday present isays The Manchester Guardian ). He tells his people that In the last 12 days the British Navy has lost 90 ships. Every kind or siiip is weal represented. There are lout battleships, two battle cruisers, one aircraft-carrier, four heavy ...
... BACK THE GREAT ATTACK Those were black days . . . proud ships lost . . . Hood , . . Repulse . . . Prince of Wales an army pushed back an air force fighting for its existence .. . and for ours. Then we halted. Stood firm. Hit back .. . giving blow ...
... BACK THE GREAT ATTACK Those were black days . . . proud ships lost. . . Hood .. . Repulse .• Prince of Wales . . . an army pushed back an air force fighting for its existence .. . and for ours. Then we halted. Stood firm. Hit back .. giving blow for ...
... BACK THE GREAT ATTACK Those were black days . . . proud ships lost . . . Hood . . . Repulse . Poocr of Wales . . . an army pushed back . . . an air force fighting for its existence and for ones. Then we halted. Stood firm. Hit back giving blow ...
... •_ • , - . - - , - . _ . . • - ..A. --_, .• _ . -.--- . BACK THE GREAT ATTACK Those were black days. . . proud ships lost. . . Hood. . . Repulse Prince of Wales an army pushed back. . . an air force fighting for its existence . . . and ...
... our troop transports during the Continental campaigns and on our coastwise shipping. Neither the troop movements nor the coast traffic were stopped, though we have lost many 'ships. SUFFICIENT IMPORTING CAPACITY. Atter a year of these continual assaults ...
... Navy. with 44.000 ciersonne: and in the great part played in convoy work in the Atlantic and in the Tar East she Led lost eight ships (Applause ) ...