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... 23 Murrayfield Place, Bannockburn. that her husband, Private John Neville, was wounded during the withdrawal of troops to Dunkirk. Pte. Neville, who is now in a military hospital, has shrapnel wounds in the ribs. A Territorial, he was called up at the ...
... French Generals. ; ~ Admiral J. M. C. Abrial is made a Hon. Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath for his services in the Dunkirk withdrawal, and General Blanchard is ly honoured . General Laurencie created an Hon. Knight Commander of the Order of the ...
... advantage.: to the defenders will be very great. We hope to improve upon the rate of three or four to one which was realised at Dunkirk. and in addition to all injured machines and their crews which get down safely. and there are a great many. surprisingly many ...
... to the reception of evacuee children. * * * Portsoy soldiers and sailors who were recently in action in Belgium and in the Dunkirk area and were home on leave were entertained at a supper and dance by friends irt the town. Provost M'Lean presided. * * * ...
... lifted into the boat. It was bloody murder, this voluns teer said. The miracle of Dunkirk was not to be repeated. St Valery has high cliffs, not a beach like Dunkirk. There was a heavy fog, the sea was rough, and the Germans were ready for us this time ...
... to many homes in Hawick, when there had been some anxiety lest France's decision to cease fighting might lead to another Dunkirk, lu which a popular local regiment might be involved. The Prime Minister, in his speech yesterday, made it clear that there ...
... determination. The cruiser tank which he wis in charge knocked out five German tanks. Dunkirk Air Heroes Acts gallantry British airmen during the evacuation the B.F.F. from Dunkirk figure awards announced Awards one D.5.0., ten D.F.C.s, and eleven D.F.M.s. The ...
... HOME Fife Soldier in Hospital Right through the thick of the Battle of Flanders a Methil soldier drove his army lorry! At Dunkirk beach he had to swim for it. And then in a peaceful country lane in England he became a casualty! Driver William M'Phee ...
... Commandant en Chef, Des Forces Maritimes du Nord, for his he withdrawal of the Allied services in connection with t forces from Dunkirk. The War Office announced last night that the King had conferred an Honorary Knight Commandership the Order of the Bath upon ...
... . A . F . low-flying attack on LEAVING FOR HOME . —Americans on board the refugee liner enemy horse-drawn transport near Dunkirk . Bombs have exploded in the centre of the column and Germans are seen Washington waving good-bye when the vessel sailed from ...
... H. W. Man, D.S.O. Lieut. Man, as Brigade Transport Officer, repeatedly brought much needed rations and water to troops at Dunkirk despite heavy enemy shell fire and air attacks. He remained on the beach to the last and assisted in directing the final ...
... been in the Navy for years. Albert, wlk> is at present in hospital since his return with the B.E.F. from the evacuation at Dunkirk, is the Uoyal Scots. He is 21 years age. Ho has also been in the Navy, when* ...