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... French Ministry of Information spokesman announced nT.nkirk Prioux s divisions had reached Dunkirk, and the entire army was fighting marvellous battle.” Dunkirk, fortified and entrenched, covered by the big guns the Royal Navy and curtained by high explosive ...
... fierce German opposition men the Allied Navies carried on with their stupendous and successful task withdrawing these men from Dunkirk, still held and now almost ringed by protective flooding. “FIGHTING LIKE CATS” It was stated in authoritative quarters in ...
... without food and drink in holes they scooped out of the Flanders sandhills with their hands and bayonets. •' The bombardment of Dunkirk never stopped, said a sergeant. I can stilt hear it drumming in ears. How the British boats got through it 1 not know. We ...
... Allied engineers over the Flanders plain North and south of Dunkirk the water has reached sufficient depth to bring to a standstill all operations by both infantry and mechanised units DUNKIRK LACKS NEITHER DEFENDERS AMMUNITION SUPPLIES NOR AN ENERGETIC ...
... however not been able to reach the Dunkirk area and it is admitted that the position of thej?e men is becoming more and more ClitticulL The Germans who have not sufficient means to attack the fortified positions round Dunkirk from the land have been carrying ...
... warships, or even barges, is a very different job from bombing a Belgian village. BOAST OF HER MIGHT IN THE AIR region of Dunkirk, the Germans are learning again a fact they admitted in the last War—that in defence the British are superb and matchless ...
... In authoritative circles it was said last night that the fact that the French and British are fighting side by side in the Dunkirk region having a wonderful effect and promoting healthy rivalry. Similarly the fact that the infantry can now see close quarters ...
... Belgian defection. They all have thrilling stories to tell about the 18 days’ battle which reaching its linal stages around Dunkirk and the vicinity. Nothing makes them more eloquent than the magnificent work of the R.A.F.. the wonders of the Defiant fighter ...
... Allied armies north could not resist fell to the Germans Calais attacked remained Zeebrugge Ostend and Dunkirk Belgian defection reduced ports to Dunkirk but French portion the Allied armies well inland striving to the coalfields and industrial from to Lille ...
... finishing which awaited them at Mount Pleasant Baptist Chapel 8choolroom All had found passage small fish ing boats Some went to Dunkirk and others to Boulogne It near these ports they were bombed' machine-gunned Flemish was the predominant guoge among the group ...