... A DUNKIRK MEDAL? The War Office does not know of any grounds for the statement printed a London newspaper that & Dunkirk Medal to be awarded to soldiers who served Prance between September, 1939, and the collapse Prance. Such a medal (says a writer In ...

... bombers of the raids directed out’a series of chi from Rotterdam to Dunkirk. against coastal objectives A convoy of 12 merchant ships escorted by war vessels was sighted close inshore near Dunkirk during the morning, and attacked from a low level, High explosive ...

... Association in France until after the evacuation from Dunkirk, pleaded objections to combatant service. Sydney Atkins, New biggin. Hornsea. who said he was evacuated from Brest month after the Dunkirk evacuation, added that objected to combatant service ...

... and rail communications Bremen, Elirang, Mannheim and Brussels,, docks at Cnivhaven and Amsterdam, Channel posts of Ostend, Dunkirk, Calais, Boulogne and Havre, and several enemy aerodromes. ' Aircraft of Coastal Command operating with Fleet Air Arm •lltacked ...

... War, military education and training Every importan: in the superbl: retreat of the BEF. Pienders and the evacu- ation from Dunkirk directed from this War Room, in close collaboration with the directional in those two other rooms at the Admiralty and the ...

... James East, was a member the liner's crew since she was commissioned nine years ago and was on one the ships engaged the Dunkirk evacuation. A single German aircraft dropped five bombs, said, several of which fell on the ship. happened about a.m. ...

... goods yards at Emmerich, Munster, Hamm, Bottrop and Duisburg; power station at Hamburg, the Channel ports Flushing, Ostend, Dunkirk and several enemy aerodromes were attacked by strong forces aircraft which operated throughout the hours of darkness. One ...

... wonderfully It has stood the test. We thank God for the courage of our Navy, Army and Air Force, and for the great deliverance Dunkirk. We thank God for the skill and amazing heroism of the Air Force repelling the attack the enemy on our country; lor the ceaseless ...

... Mannheim, em berg and several enemy aerodromes; ports and shipping at Lorient, Cherbourg, Dieppe, Boulogne, Calais, Gravelines, Dunkirk, Ostend, Zeebrugge and Rotterdam, and the gun emplacement at Cap Gris Nex. One of our aircraft is missing. According to reports ...

... for the week ended June 33. when the total was 209,084 tons, but that included the loss of ships during the evacuation from Dunkirk. The average loss for the previous 58 weeks has been 57,000 tons. Although our losses were great, the Germans claimed to have ...

... missing. Bombs Among Ships The Air Ministry News Service describes how one of our bombers yesterday. sighted, four miles off Dunkirk, a convoy of 12 to 15 armed cargo vessels. They were escorted by E boats and were travelling line astern in two ranks. The ...

... harassing attacks against potential invasion bases on the Dutch and French coasts. The French ports Havre. Boulogne, Calais and Dunkirk, and the North port of Flushing were all attacked by relays aircraft, which pressed home their operations under Intense fire ...