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... George: Caulfeild was educated at Wellington College and Sandhurst. He joined the Army in 1938 and served with the British Expeditionary Force in France during the war, and was at the Dunkirk evacuation. He has also served in Palestine, Burma, and East Africa ...
... BRITISH CASUALTIES. LONDON, Wednesday afternoon. From headquarters of British Expeditionary Force a return has been received of casualties of one of the cavalry regiments, and three divisions—one brigade. Tt shows 36 officers and 127 other ranks killed; ...
... 1944,” Herbie explaine 1. “Ernie served in the same regiment as me. He joined up in October 1939 and went with the British Expeditionary Force to France in December.” Both Herbie and Ernie were evacuated on 28 June 1940. “They were good sol- ...
... SATURDAY'S CASUALTIES. The official casualty lists issued to-day give the names of sixty-five officere of the British Expeditionary Force dead, seventy-nine wounded and missing, two missing, and four missing, believed killed. One officer previously reported ...
... Warwickshire Regiment, will communicate with Private J. C. Taylor, Mechanical Transport, A.8.C.,, 401 Company, British Expeditionary Force, France, he will send them some particulars of the deceased soldiers’ last resting place, el ...
... signaller in the Royal Scotch Fusiliers, and DriverE. Wykes, of the 4th Warwick Regt.—both of whom are Serving with the British Expeditionary Force in France—for the parcels sent to them at Christmas, . x ...
... that young National Service men without adequate training may be included in the wunits being assembled for the British expeditionary force for Korea. Several M.P.’s have already appealed to Mr Shinwell, the Minister of Defence, and to Mr Strachey, the ...
... men issued by the War Office give the names of 147 dead and 191 wounded, prisoners, etc., in three lists from the British Expeditionary Force, one of which is dated 3rd February. A list from the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force gives the names of two killed ...
... Britain, protesting against Germany's violation of Belgian neutrality, declared war on Germany. August 7, 1914: British Expeditionary Force, commanded by Sir John French, landed at Le Havre. August 25, 1914: Battle of Mons. Germans defeated the British ...
... hero uncle I AM researching the life and times of my late great uncle, Ernest A Phillpott He was a soldier of the British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium in 1914. A company sergeant major in the Northamptonshire’s (48th), he was promoted in the ...
... flying homers. He was employed in the Rudge-Whitworth printing department for seven years and went out with the British Expeditionary Force. The extraordinary hardships which the troops had to endure incapacitated him and he has had to undergo two operations ...
... international outrage. Everyone knew of the successful bombing by the RAF of German warships at Kiel, the sending of British Expeditionary Force reinforcements to France. the bombing of Warsaw and the advance of German masses across Poland — but this was much ...