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... Veterans remember Dunkirk &E b == about the evacuation of British forces at Dunkirk 47 years ago was mounted by Luton and District Dunkirk Veterans Association at Duxford Airfield last week. Duxford is part of the m‘m‘w., Museum and the exhibition the ...
... JACK BARNARD Appeals Officer Dunkirk Veterans Association Luton Branch ...
... t to Edinburgh, Calais, and eam, however, stayed a little siting the pubs in surrounding »n board ferries back and forand Dunkirk, a group of court ling kisses, dances, their hats bears to the highest bidders. » Hind, Bolton and Kate Green. Stella Robinson ...
... and Virgin Airways also lent a hand, taking teams to Dublin and back, and others managed to get to Edinburgh, Calais, and Dunkirk. One team, however, stayed a little nearer home, visiting the pubs in surrounding villages. The “‘jailbirds”, who included ...
... embarked as part of the British Expeditionary Force. The fighting the 2nd Bn saw, prior to Dunkirk, is told in great detail with maps to help. After Dunkirk the battalion re-formed ...
... Veterans cash in LUTON and District Dunkirk Veterans Association raised £371.15 during a street collection in Dunstable last Saturday. The association's welfare of ficer. Mr Jack Barnard. said ““We would like to express our thanks to the people of Dunstable ...
... Regiment and the Royal Military Police. He was badly wounded in France during the retreat of the British Expeditionary Force to Dunkirk but recovered to become a veteran paratrooper, being decorated both in this ...
... Remembering a famous ‘victory’ DUNKIRK, the miracle of deliverance, is an event forever cherished in the British memory. The men of the British Expeditionary Force, many from Beds, retreated before the terrible rumble of Field Marshall Karl Von Runstedt’s ...
... part of a decade, after a career in the Coldstream Guards and the paratroopers. During the Second World War, he served at Dunkirk and Arnhem. He was also well-known as the chairman’s officer and mace bearer for a succession of Dunstable mayors and South ...
... noted by hospital visitor @ Jack Bamnard, of King Street, ® Dunstable. : Mr Barnard, a stalwart in ® Luton branch of the Dunkirk : Vertarans Association, ask@ cd the branch’s **Mr Fixit™ @ _ jim Harpin, of Houghton © Regis — if he'd fix new ® castors ...
... hundreds of troops from the beaches at La Paune, Express went to the rescue of the destroyer Jaguar crippled by bombing at Dunkirk. It pulled the Jaguar from the mole (quay) and, with the help of two minesweepers, transferred the wounded to the Express ...
... my first interest in pop music.”’ This week his father, Mr Jack Barnard, well known for his work with Luton and District Dunkirk Veterans Association, said: ‘‘He always loved rock. We are proud to see his first book. ® Rock — An lllustrated History is ...