... Operations at Dunkirk IT doth seem to me that the necessity for withdrawing our troops from Flanders and the entry of Italy into the war haat served to stiffen the resolve of the British people to prosecute the war with all the vigour and energy at our ...

... SMALL SHIPS LOST AT DUNKIRK OWNERS MAY CLAIM COMPENSAYIOI I . r of Commons, yesterday, ' F. Mugge (IL Chatham) a Minister ot Shipping whether it a -id to replace small ships civilians who were called on i .i the evacuation from Dunkirk , ere lost in the ...

... CRAFT LOST IN DUNKIRK OPERATIONS Captain L. F. Pltigge (U.. Rochester) will ask the 31inister of Shipping next Wednesday a it proposed to re,l place small vessels belonging to civilians Who acre called on to help with the evacuation from Dunkirk and which ...

... LOST IN DUNKIRK OPERATIONS Captain L. Y. Plugge (('.. Rochester) a ill ask the Minister of Shipping next Wednesdaty a 'tether it is proposed to replace small vessels belonging to civilians who acre called on to help a ith the evacuation front Dunkirk and ...

... THE NEXT PHASE Is Blockade of Britain Possible?—The Dunkirk Withdrawal BY OUR NAVAL AS I suggested last week might be the case. Hitler has decided to attempt to overcome France before, making the much-heralded attack on this country. A ittr a little wishful' ...

... DUNKIRK COMPARISON WITH BATTLE OF JUTLAND SOME EPIC STORIES OF THE EVACUATION By A Nal ON . the antaitersare of the Battle of ..• . . Jutland I on the bridge of one of our destroyers packed from end to end with men of the British Expeditionary Force. ...

... DUNKIRK ATTACK RESUMED HEAVY AIR AND BIG GUN BOMBARDMENT SPLENDID DISCIPLINE OF TROOPS GERM ‘N land, sea and air forces •orday renewed their onslaught These operations are gialuog the completion of the evacuation the Allied troops increasingly but they ...

... WEEK'S SINKINGS BY ENEMY ACTION 18 ALLIED SHIPS OF 80,551 TONS, EXCLWING DUNKIRK LOSSES .M.. ACCORDING to . an Admiralty state:- 'went, the total British tonnage lost during the week ended midnight on Sunday, June 2, as a result of enemy action was 78 ...

... WILSON REGULAR SERVICE OF STEAMERS Pron. HULL, LONDON, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER. MIDDLESEROUGH, NEWCASTLE, . SWANSEA, ANTWERP, DUNKIRK, eta; to and Irmo NORWAY, SWEDEN, POLAND, BALTIC STATES, PORTUCIAL; MEDITERRANEAN. ADRIATIC Mid LEVANT PORTS; EGYPT, PALESTINE ...

... imagination for a ship 0 go alongside. The use of this pier was the inspiration of our fellows at Dunkirk. Captain Tennant who was in charge of operations at Dunkirk and his band of men guided the men to the ships. Narrow mess tables were put ;terms like planks ...

... who took part in the withdrawal from Dunkirk, and by piecing together their individual experiences one is able to get a broader and wider view of the operation. Captain W. G. Tennant, the Senior Naval Officer at Dunkirk, must have had a magnificent team ...

... fully carritql Captain and hi over to Dunkirk in a de soon received their first to dive-bombing. The ent concentrating on Dunkirk had been Wm% ti up and wt The bombardment had bet!, that there haruly a left in Dunkirk, and as went into the harbour and ‘N ...