... DUNKIRK Further awards to heroes of the R.A.F. were announced to-day. There is one D. 5.0., ten D.F.C’s, and 11 D.F.M.’s. A number of the awards are for heroism during the Dunkirk evacuation. - [ Squadron Leader Philip . Algernon Hunter, aged 27, of Frimley ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... missing, in Maidstone hospital suffering from shock and exposure. He was rescued itrom one of the vessels lost during the Dunkirk evacuation. This is Allan’s second thrilling escape this year, as he was on the Sultan Star when it was torpedoed February ...

... The King Decorates Dunkirk Heroes The King to-day decorated officer heroes of the Dunkirk evacuation dui•- ;ng a sixty-mile tour of a division of troops in the Southern Command. Three officers who received the D.S.O. were: Lieut.-Col. Desmond liarrson ...

... soldier. Private William Meikle, dispatch rider,with the Army Ordnance Corps, saved a British convoy in the Allies’ retreat Dunkirk, has just come to hand. Private Meikle was leading the convoy when German armoured column threatened the convoy with destruction ...

... 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 ...

... hut this wa- cancelled Rescued off Dunkirk. Aide Seaman John Blue-. Airlic* Crescent, who been home leave this week, was one of the crew of H M S. Basilisk, which wa- lost during the evacuation the B.E.F from Dunkirk. He wa- rescued after swimming for ...

... who performed such heroic work in France. Those w r ho arrived at their homes on short leave, following iheir escane from Dunkirk, each received donation from the local fund. These gifts were gratefully received the Newarthilf “Tommies.” ...

... of H.M. drifters. rescued many men by means of the, ship's dinghy. He, single-handed, ran his little boat on the beach at Dunkirk and paraded up and down crying—Ony Broch or Peterheid men here Daisy was wounded during operations and is at present ...

... daring under constant attack by enemy aeroplanes and under weather conditions more difficult than those which prevailed at Dunkirk . The Royal Navy rendered its assistance with its usual promptitude . ...

... service. one thew sons of the manse having given his life, fighting Isis tank to the bitter end, the rearguard action towards Dunkirk. lho outing iidwhided with a visit to Use gariwus at, Moidart mf Mr and Mrs Campbell. ...