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... First World War he worked with the Daimler Company. When hostilities started he joined the Army, serving with the British Expeditionary Force in France and worked on Daimler vehicles. He applied for a commission in the Royal Flying Corps but was turned down ...
... Hospital, Oxford. She then joined Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service in 1939 and went to France with the British Expeditionary Force. ...
... H Street, Kirkcaldy, and or outbreak of war, half regiment went to Crieff an to France. We were trapped with British Expeditionary Force Dunkirk and many were 1a prisoner for the rest of the w managed to find a boat and back to Britain.” ...
... inthis sequel to his ‘The Vanished Army’, is less concerned with commanders than with the ordinary soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force, to whose gallantryhepayseloquenttribute. His story is based on eye-witness accounts straight from the trenches ...
... Royal Signals Reserves, he was called up on the outbreak of the Second World War and served in France with the British Expeditionary Force until the Dunkirk evacuation in June, 1940. ' Later, he took part in the invasion of Normandv and served in Europe ...
... Channel Ports’ by Michael Glover (Leo Cooper: Secker & Warburg £13.95) is the dramatic, illustrated story of the 1940 British Expeditionary Force — not at Dunkirk, but trapped in France outside the Dunkirk perimeter. We read how they fought a series of actions ...
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... Army in Dundee a year previously, was called up at the start of the Second World War and sent to France with the British Expeditionary Force. Evacuated from Cherbourg in 1940, he was sent to the Middle East in 1941 where he spent the rest of the war serving ...
... brief he was promoted to Flight Lieutenant in April 1940 and fought his first action during the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk. He was made up to Squadron Leader in June 1940 and commanded the first R.AA.F. Canadian Fighter Squadron ...
... ‘Destination Dunkirk’, by Gregory Blaxland (Kimber £5.95) is a detailed illustrated account of the part played by the British Expeditionary Force in the Second World War, upto the time of the Dunkirk evacuation. Based onofficialrecords and war diaries, itte ...
... First World War he worked with the Daimler Company. When hostilities started he joined the Army, serving with the British Expeditionary Force in France and worked on Daimler vehicles. He applied for a commission in the Royal Flying Corps but was turned down ...
... occurred His battalion was one of in the Kilconquhar Division those which went with the of Fife County Council in British Expeditionary Force 1955 the Earl successfully to Norway, where a German contested a by-election and bullet shattered his right represented ...