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... Dunkirk Operations At Dunkirk the combined Allied air forces are giving effective protection to the embarkation of wounded, and of troops which are not needed for the defence of the fortified area, and also to the unloading of supplies and medical stores ...
... served at Dunkirk and was invalidd out of the Forces in 1941. toll.t.g lan accident. His brother Viacent. WI( 37 and leaves a widow and twr. ,young children , was a.s.) at Dunkirk. and fought with the airborne troops in North Africa. Sicily and Italy ...
... DUNKIRK MEMORIAL. Dunkirk, Tuesday. Princess Alice Countess of Athlone opened the War Memorial Buildings here to-day. The memorial is in the form of a Merchant Service Club and Seamen’s Institute on the Quay. Princess Alice formally opened the entrance ...
... DUNKIRK STREET LANE ® Stone end-of-four Terrace, adjacent to fields ® 2 bedrooms,lounge, dining room and modern kitchen ® Bathroom with coloured suite and shower. Gas water heater ® Gas central heating ® Gardens @ Extra area of land to the rear ilt End ...
... BRAVERY AT DUNKIRK Epworth Man Awarded Military Medal Lance-Sergeant Leslie Ernest Coleman, R.A.. has been awarded the Military Medal for bravery during the Dunkirk evacuation While the steamer Westward was taking troops aboard alongside the Mole at Dunkirk ...
... No Dunkirk (or Axis Lacking sea power, the Germans will unable to achieve anything approaching another Dunkirk. Benghazi offers no safe retreat, because there Rommel would find himself cut Off. In our advance from El Alamein, which began on November we ...
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... CALAIS AND DUNKIRK. Yesterday r''ported:— F rench Headquarters niaht German aeroplanes ho'ise, nrted. roof (Iropperi bombs in the region of seriously damaged, and Hiiiikirk and Calais. At the latter 'G n ...
... RRITISIi AND DUNKIRK. DOCKS HANDED OVER FOR MERCHANT SHITPING. (Press Association war Special.) Dunkirk, Monday. The British Admiralty, which, up to the present, has been possession of the greater part of the docks at this port, has now handed them over ...
... two a we Bishop that the Government of the endorse hu wishes oander TELEGRAMS.) e com Dunkirk. Te t the ey M Loubet. who 19 to meet the Cear at Du tT Tuy | Dunkirk are overwhelmed with prayed tor. PARIS LOVE TRAGED — of the service (prom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ...
... After Dunkirk The arrival of Empire troops required additional transport a single day 73 troop trains were run by one railway alone. During six days early In June, 360 trains, 1,300 'buses, and 200 trams and trolley 'buses moved children and their attendants ...