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... today Little Ships set sail for Dunkirk A FLEET of 61 “Little Ships” today began a journey across the English Channel to mark the 60th anniversary of the evacuation of Dunkirk. The various-sized boats formed a line behind escort vessel HMS Somerset as ...
... ‘Little Ships’ begin final journey home 4 A FLEET of 60 Little Ships set sail from was due to welcome the flotilla, which for rain but no wind. The Little Ships ’ Dunkirk today on the return legof of a was the size of a supertanker as it were returning ...
... The evacuation of Dunkirk which ~J‘ © Goslivey Pelmer, aster, 72 had begun on May 27 was completed. Y . w Thousands of little ships, under heavy @ 1977 Fans caused £15,000 worth of Tiananmen Square, Peking, when troops German attack, returned to the English ...
... Bordeaux. The British had only expected to rescue 100.000 at most. but a vast and motley flotilla of naval boats and civilian “little ships” took part in the operation, including French, Dutch and Belgian vessels. Among the last survivors was Derick Pendar. then ...
... stepped from his car the Duke spotted theflags in the distance’ Britannia the Royal yacht Q& Around her bobs an armada of little ships —&) and one or two that MOVING ENGLAND? RING p caugnr rr Stann all LONDON Down below passengers i BEDROOM SUITE igured ...
... promoting democracy through diplomacy in many West African countries, and ceremonial duties as we escorted the Dunkirk Little Ships in the 60th commemoration of the Dunkirk evacuations. ““Each task has required different skills and every time my team ...
... the cost No great skill with tools Is' necessary Any small shed can be your boa-building yard When she's completed your little ship trim seamanlike and fast will supply thrills you never dreamed of In the two weeks that Lillian has been in the United Kingdom ...
... had been held in the home of the famous novelist It was Watt to word and power within them like the tide that lifted the little ships and the big ones and gave to the men who steered and the men who sailed the joy-glow of adventure which made them face ...
... allocution to their unsophisticated brothers at home ININITELY PATHETIC Yet nlthaueh minted also the in finitely pathetic “Little Ships”-— lament for the ncnshed crews Kgarded auxiliaries sunk by mine or lornedn tn cive nougni of the exile's Ileimweh so free ...
... or on liorse-hiiek in Highland or in Low land Ik was his gii-at nionient Loss five months before ho had landed from his little ship of ad vc nt me with but seven companions n ihe Coast of Inverness and by the sheer force and brilliance id his personality ...
... had travelled could find their way back to their starting point without making any mistake After a long voyage in their little ship the Norsemen reached the shores of America and landed Among the first tilings the leader did was to send his ccots away ...