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... NAVAL GUNNER WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK One of Four Broughty Brothers with the Forces News ha? been received that Seaman Gunner W. P. Nicoll, at first feared lost, has been wounded when his ship, the gunboat Mosquito. was sunk while evacuating troops from DuiHiirk ...
... AT DUNKIRK TO LOOK AFTER WOUNDED Private Charles Brown of the Dental Corps, son of Mrs Brown, Wardlaw Street, Cowdenbeath, is one of the few soldiers left at Dunkirk after the evacuation. When only the injured and a few others remained at Dunkirk if was ...
... TO MEN FROM DUNKIRK The War Office announces that a j gift of sweets was to-day received at the Army Comforts Depot at Reading from Princess Elizabeth for distribution to some of the British ! and French troops who have returned from Dunkirk. ...
... SOLDIER GETS TELEGRAM SAYING HE IS MISSING Trooper Thomas Kennedy, on leave after evacuation from Dunkirk, answered the knock at the door of his home in Vernon Street, Belfast yesterdav and was handed telegram. It was from the War Office saying that ...
... 260,000 “WALKED PLANK” TO SAFETY ADMIRAL'S STORY OF DUNKIRK A small band of junior officers, working * secret control room known as the dynamo room naval base on the south-east coast of England, helped to direct the evacuation which saved more than ...
... hundred tributaries the stream gathered power. This B.E.F. is new in men and material, but it has the same spirit as shown at Dunkirk. On the train coaches the men had chalked the usual warnings to Hitler, and one new symbol—an arrow pointing To Rome. From ...
... Narvik are five D.S.O.s, six D.S.C.s, and 18 D.S.M.s. HONOURS FOR NAVY'S DUNKIRK HEROES DOVER COMMANDER RECEIVES K.C.B. The first list of honours to the navy' heroes of Dunkirk is published in supplement to the London Gazette Awards are made for good ...
... personalities. Seven arrests in Dundee. TUESDAY Announced that the last of the British and French troops had been evacuated from Dunkirk. Mr Churchill revealed that 335,000 men had been saved. B.E.F. casualties, killed, wounded and missing were over 30,000. But ...
... Gunner Watts, a married man with two children adopted Bill as & mascot, and he and the canary were safely evacuated from Dunkirk. ...
... Alt 11 ■ »■' Excluding to 11 if British 11 ships, 9 ' w' 1 17,913 tons; neutral J ~|IJ 18 ships, 80,551 tons- ,] Losses at Dunkirk e far less than might e ( such operation of vessels were emp'f hazardous conditwn,' \flr, i 1 Up to last y Allied and neutral ...
... president of the Institute of Bankers in Scotland, paid tribute to the bank men who had taken part, in the epic of heroism at the Dunkirk evacuation. Mr William Whyte, general manager of Royal Bank of Scotland, was elected to succeed Mr Erskine as president, and ...
... fully awake and would mobilise as never before, and the British knack of drawing down achievement almost from the emptv air Dunkirk was instance this. I commend it to you as a oortent. said. '* In that sign we shall conquer. ...