... tatton NEW B.E.F. HAS GONE TO FRANCE MARVEL OF ASSEMBLY PROFITING BY DUNKIRK HOW THE MOVEMENT BEGAN AND HOW IT GATHERED POWER A NEW R.E.F. IS IN FRANCE. SOME DAYS AGO THREE TRAINS CRAMMED WITH TROOPS ARRIVED AT A SOUTHERN ENGLISH PORT IN A SINGLE HOUR ...

... MORE AWARDS FOR R.A.F. HEROES GRAND WORK AT DUNKIRK 38 NAZI PLANES DOWNED IN COURSE OF TWO PATROLS THE MEN AND THEIR EXPLOITS FURTHER AWARDS TO OUR GALLANT HEROES OF THE AIR WERE ANNOUNCED TO-DAY. There is one D. 5.0., ten D.F.C.'s, and eleven D.F.M.'s ...

... DUNKIRK HERO AT CITY HALL.—Gunner F. Patterson, R.N.. 48 Saunders ANNUAL MEETING IN OPEN-AlR.—Mrs. D. Lindsay Keir (Vice-President) speaking at the annual meeting of Street, Belfast, was received on Thursday by the Lord Mayor in his Parlour. the Ulster ...

... KILLYLEAGH SAILOR MISSING. Private Walter M'llwrath. Frederick Street. Killyleagh. who took part in the Dunkirk retreat and received wounds in that action, is now home on leave in Killyleagh. Private Daniel Milligan, Killyleagh, has been very severely ...

... MEN AND MATERIAL, BUT- This B.E.F. is new in men and material, but it has the same spirit that brought about the marvels of Dunkirk. These men had no illusions about their task, but they cheered at sight of the ships, went up the gangways jauntily, and cheered ...

... ULSTER HONOUR ROLL MONKSTOWN MAN INJURED. BURNS TO FACE ANb HANDS. NOW IN ENGLISH HOSPITAL. Iti the Dunkirk evacuation Gunner John M'M array, Royal Artillery. tained Severe bunts • face and hands as a result of the vessel on which he was travelling being ...

... needs to be reminded of the necessity for increased imports of war materials at present. The recent enforced evacuation Hit Dunkirk and district by the British 'Expeditionary and the Northern Prench Army has resulted in very large Insects war material of ...

... * men. whose nerves the lie (ould shatter, bad tinal result the War. doubt the future of the •• The heroism the armies of Dunkirk has been surpassed in the battles which have been fought from the sea to Argonne. The soul France is not conquered. •• Our ...

... Commander-in-Chief of the 8.E.F., who has been actively engaged after a short period of leave following the withdrawal from Dunkirk, is supervising the re-forming of his armies. states the Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent. Since his last dramatic ...

... their ground until the order to embark was given. The story of the strange armada which took the men from the beaches of Dunkirk is already familiar in outline. In its complete fulness it will probably never be known, but it is undoubted that ...

... They had against them about four German divisions, including an armoured division. St. Valery has not an open beach like Dunkirk, but has high cliffs, and is a difficult place from which to embark. As ill-luck would have it, on the night that re-embarkation ...

... those who were not essential to the motement and the rearguard fighting should be sent Oil ahead make their tot n way to Dunkirk. - The chaplains remained behind. with this result among otheilt that, so far as any expression of 'jet.. has been heard, ...