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... Norton Bridge Soldier From Dunkirk to Rome The tragic days of Dunkirk were recalled this, week. when Mrs Seymour, of Glanely House, Norton Bridge, received a letter from a French pilot, enquiring the whereabouts of her husband. George Seymour. George ...
... PLIGHT OF DUNKIRK SAILOR'S FAMILY No Home For Wife And Children ROY JONES, a young man who was invalided out of the Royal Navy after serving in the Norway campaign, the evacuation from Dunkirk and the Dover Patrol, presented himself at the Municipal Buildings ...
... France Dunkirk veteran Tom Hughes surrounded by pictures of himself and soldier pals during the war The Waverley - the last sea-going steamer in the world and one of the fleet of gallant Tittle boats' that rescued hundreds off the beaches of Dunkirk Protestors ...
... shield over freedom ' Over Dunkirk —rcr Over Singapore --terfihr Over Crete But the factoties hummed, and the people more planes, more planes thousands. . Squadron after Squadron roaring into the virti Layer above hem I Far below like toy ships on a floor ...
... FlNSlNlllnellediMafllyMplaeltelliMl Dunkirk Survivor. Trooper Ales King's Hussars son of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Peter Dale 29 Maritime ROUND THE Street Craig is now home on a well earned leave from the Middle East theatre of war. He joined the Army five years ...
... SAUNDERS. In loving memory of my dear son, Sidney Bernard (Dai) who was killed in action, Dunkirk, May 22nd, 1940. ...
... returned to France with the Royal Berkshire Ftegt. During the struggles prior to Dunkirk he came to the notice of General Montgomery on several occasions. In the evacuation from Dunkirk he assisted on the beaches with the removal of the wounded. Since returning ...
... Commando Wounded This young Commando. Douglas Webb. son of Mr and Mrs Bert Webb. 14 Graig Avenue, Pontypridd, was wounded in the Dunkirk evacuation and now again in Normandy. He is now in hospital in this country. I 4' s? V '' - • • ,> v• • , ' COMMANDO WEBB ...
... Winston Churchill's WAR MEMOIRS (MAY 1940-JANUARY 1941) The story of Britain in her finest hour the miracle of Dunkirk the fall of France the Battle of Britain how the British held the fort alone Told with unique authority by the greatest ...
... pointed out that at Dunkirk we were under strength, ill-artaed . and hopelessly outnumbered, buL we had used the breathing space well, and now an Army, second to none, keen, web armea and equipped, stood waiting and ready to avenge Dunkirk. He . hoped the ...
... following interesting message from Capt. D. W. Hunt. one of his Old Boys, who has been a prisoner of war in Germany since Dunkirk. The letter reads:— Dear Mr Thomas,—My wish to write to you has been determined by the fact that an Old Boy has turned up ...
... II of Winston Ch urchill's WAR IEIOIIS (MAY 1940 JANUARY 1941) The story of Britain in her finest hour.. . the miracle of Dunkirk the fall of France the Battle of lritain how the British held the fort alone! Told wills unique authority by the ...