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... from Dunkirk. As intimated by the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons on Tuesday, a total of 330,000 men of the British Expeditionary Force and of the French and Belgian Armies, had been evacuated to England through Dunkirk, a ...
... LOSSES IN THE BATTLE OF THE PORTS AND THE EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK wounded or missing. 335,000 French and British troops were safely The Allies have had a stupendous burden thrust upon them through the perfidious defection of the King of the Belgians. The ...
... SMALL CRAFT USED AT DUNKIRK Small craft , which took part in the Dunkirk evacuation , being towed past the Houses of Parliament on their way up the Thames yesterday . ...
... Campbeltown Coincidence At Dunkirk Remarkable Story Of The Evacuation A Campbeltown seaman who took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk was involved in a remarkable coincidence in the thick of the fighting. He was a member of the crew of the Gracie Fields ...
... MEN FROM DUNKIRK HAD TO WALK HOME Mr A. Sloan (Ayr and Bute, Lab.) is to ask the Secretary for War next Tuesday whether he is aware “that men of the British Expeditionary Force who arrived in England from Dunkirk were not supplied with railway vouchers ...
... INDIAN REMANDED ~ DEATH OF SOLDIER EVACUATED FROM DUNKIRK One of the soldiers evacuated from Dunkirk suffered fatal injuries following a quarrel which broke out during a dance in a Liverpool hotel. This was disclosed at Liverpool Police Court to-day, ...
... LEFT AT DUNKIRK FIFE MAN HAD TO ATTEND WOUNDED It has been learned that Pte. Charles B. Brown, Army Dental Corps, 18 Mossside Road, Cowdenbeath, was left on hospital duty in Dunkirk. An officer of the R.A.M.C., who has reached England, has written to ...
... DUNKIRK. THE CORUNNA LINE. Memory of an Epic Retreat. (By A MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, When the Allied Armies, withdrawing to the coast after the collapse of the main Belgian forces, placed a ring round Dunkirk and the adjacent coast the defended periphery ...
... spirit that brought about the marvel of Dunkirk. On the train's coaches they had chalked the usual warnings to Hitler and one new symbol—an arrow pointing To Rome. Some of those going back went through the Dunkirk hell—and are raring to get back to France ...
... GALLANT RETREAT . EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK FOR OVER A WEEK A CONTINUOUS STREAM of ships of all classes have been crossing and recrossing the Channel for the soldiers of the French and British armies evacuated from Dunkirk. Contipually bombed and machinegimned ...
... NAVAL HEROES 1 First List of Dunkirk Honours DOVER COMMANDER'S ILC , B FIRST BATTLE OF NARVIK THE MINESWEEPER SPHINX The first list of honours to the Navy ' s heroes of Dunkirk is published in a ¦ supplement to the London . Gazette . The following awards ...
... 000 tons were lost during the Dunkirk operations . Excluding Dunkirk , the figures were : — Ships . Tonnage . British 11 54 , 715 Allied . „„„„„; , „ 4 17 . 913 Neutral 3 7 , 923 18 80 , 551 The losses at Dunkirk must be regarded as far less than ...