... At Dunkirk Sir Keith, now Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Middle East Command, went on: Dunkirk was a most exciting time. It was one of the most exciting operations of this war, I believed at that time that if we could not get our Army out Dunkirk, that ...

... DUNKIRK The Official Story of the Greatest Naval Exploit In History rHILE the withdrawal of men of the B.E.F. and * French troops from Northern France is still going on, the Admiralty issued a communique last night which vividly reveals the magnitude ...

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... Dunkirk I was on my way to Dunkirk, and my mind, naturally, was centred on Dunkirk and all that Dunkirk meant and means as a symbol of British steadfastness, of the rebirth of our nation and our arms sprung like a phoenix from the ashes of our 1939-1940 ...

... Dunkirk Sir Geoffrey Hutchinson was born in 1893 and kn. ten years ago He is a sc) lar of ‘tare College, Cambridge, and he served in the two wor! d the last war. wars. He was at Dunkirk ip He was called to the bar the Inner Temple in e practised on Circuit ...

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... DUNKIRK HE 151 (T.A) Brigade were among the last troops to leave Dunkirk. Four years later, they were to be among the first to set foot on French soil again. chaos of order and counter- order. of move and retreat which preceded Dunkirk. ne had kied @ ...

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... “TO DUNKIRK” The battalion lay down and slept with rifles and Brun guns by their sides, expecting to wake and fight where they stood. Here next morning, 7.15. orders came to proceed to Dunkirk. Dunkirk w'as some 50 miles as the crow flies. The terrain ...

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