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... Dunkirk IN the article 'Critical Battle that Led the Mir.* of Dunkirk May 21), reference was made to the 50th DirlMon as being the Fighting Ulth.sisel the 11th (Tyne Tess) Dirk sten 1 doubt the fanner end dispute the latter. It W, 500 (North umbrtan) ...
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... The Dunkirk Spirit By Lt.-Col. Graham Seton Hutchison, D. 5.0., M.C. blind obedience, but each man Is trained to think and act with all the courage, daring and initiative of which is possessed. is the spirit of Dunkirk which informs, inspires, and inflames ...
... Dunkirk All same lish or not. inhibt to a reater or degree. are occasional ann!- an odd quality. One may forget les and be painful of them db the frogen features of one’s wife at the breakfast table One may {nexcusabl y forget birthdays of mothers and ...
... Dunkirk port planes used come over and drop supplies by parachute, as often in our lines in Dunkirk itself. But these incursions have become infrequent since the Russian push in the East and the Nazi necessity for using all the transport planes available ...
... WAS AT DUNKIRK General De Wiart, the onearmed, one-eyed V.C.. was released by the Italians to accompany one of their envoys during the surrender negotiations. He had been in Italian hands for two and half years. He was captured when his plane made forced ...
... DUNKIRK JAMES DOLLAN today talks to Dunkirk veteran JACK SHEVILL (right). a lance-corporal in the Royal Engineers in those grim days 25 years after ...
... Dunkirk ONLY ONE woman maks' the anneal pap-Imp to Donldric of the Nartit's of that annworabla !WM H er gripp Id e e l Pap 4ing today J writer HERletes% in Part II ...
... DUNKIRK The met •f Div who O4l the retreat to the beaches tell story of their hacks - to - the • wall struggle another 'Orris( article Read about the mad hull el aulacalsid . the nightmare march t the le•eat . . . the Wallet i raids. Read this page gallant ...
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... Dunkirk THE help America save Britain after the retreat from Dunkirk was revealed by President Roosevelt yesterday. President Roosevelt, in a report to Congress, stated that in June 1940, Britain received from U.S. surplus stocks rifles, machine-guns ...
... DUNKIRK. An Exchange Telegraph Company's Dunkirk telei i ;rani states that we heavy gale on Sunday night did extensive damage tuere, and a ship's boat WS.% wanted aenure. A Midland Railway covered van was coming! down liansiraw Lane, }Leyland, when a ...