... felt in burgh during the past few months regarding Monifieth's soldiers who had been unsuccessful in being evacuated from Dunkirk. It is pleasing record, however, that in almost every instance oimmunication has now been established with the lads who were ...

... the navy from 1922 to 1934, was recalled month before the expiry of his five years' reserve service. He took part in the Dunkirk evacuation in the destroyer Malcolm, going overboard on several occasions to assist soldiers who could not swim. From 1935 ...

... bombers were reported to have carried out raids from dusk till after midnight on the enemeleoccuPied docks at Ostend, Calais, Dunkirk and Boulogne, where a large number of laden barges were ()omen, Crated. Emden dock were also attacked, and other squadrons ...

... once but many times, has kindled American imagination much in the same way as the Battle of the Plate, the evacuation from Dunkirk, and, more recently, the exploits of the R.A.F have done. Every time Clare- v • flaze, ha 9 r °P p ,he has £ Airport, New ...

... Sunday's operations, day and night : In course routine reconnaissances R.A.F. bombers attacked shipping in the ports of Dunkirk and Boulogne and convoys in the North Sea. Five of our aircraft are missing. At night, in spite of severe weather conditions ...

... because of their proximity to the dangerous points in the Firth of Forth. Secondly, the phase after the evacuation from Dunkirk when the expeditionary forces were recalled, when they and many foreign troops besides had to be billeted at home, and when ...

... Munition works at Hanau, near Frankfurt, suffered severe damage. Along the Channel coast Le Havre, Fecamp, Boulogne, Calais, and Dunkirk were heavily bombed, as well as the line of big-gun emplacements near Cap Gris Nez. The enemy base at Lorient was again attacked ...

... Marcus Ervine-Andrews, East Lanes. Regiment, and both were awarded for most conspicuous gallantry during tho retirement on Dunkirk. On May 21 Lance-Corporal Nicholls was commanding a Section when the Company was ordered to counter-attack. At the very start ...

... explosion with green flames. '' The incendiaries started fires among the barjres, extending over about a hundred yards. Dunkirk Docks were also attacked from a low level, in spite of intense A.-A. fire.. Other squadions bombed the railway yards at Mannheim ...

... Galloway, who is with the R.A.S.C., was employed City of Perth Co Operative Society, Ltd., as vanman. Another brother was in the Dunkirk evacuation, and his youngest brother joins R.A.F. to day. J arne ? M'Gregor. son of Mrs M Gregor, Main Street, Almondbank ...

... France, where the Supreme Command was tied to the theory that static defence was a decisive weapon, came the withdrawal from Dunkirk. The escape of the British Army was a reverse that must have shocked Hitler. ** * * In the air the same blasting tactics are ...

... Young was married shortly before he went overseas. He was reported missing in June, then word came that had been drowned Dunkirk. His postcard says he is welL It posted on June 2. Letter From Missing Son When she returned from work late last night Mrs ...