... the 1st Bucks Battalion are still anxiously awaiting news of their dear ones who were fighting with the BEF in Flanders prior to the evacuation from Dunkirk last month It must now be realised that those of whom no definite news has been received as yet ...

... offered in Chesham churches on Sunday in thanksgiving to God for the miraculous evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force, and parts of the French and Belgium Armies, from Flanders, following the Day of National Prayer, when hope for the escape of these ...

... ON DUNKIRK BEACH. A graphic personal story of the magnificent feat of the British Expeditionary Force in evacuating from the bottle-neck of Flanders is told in a message home by a young Royal Artillery officer from the Chesham Bois district. He gives a ...

... we came upon disabled men singing while they worked—choruses which brought vividly back to mind those days and nights in Flanders and on the Somme. They don't often sing Tipperary, I was told. And lam not surprised. How many thousands of troops did ...

... Ist Bucks Battalion are still anxiously awaiting news of their dear ones who were fighting with the B.E.F. in Flanders prior to the evacuation from Dunkirk last month. It must now be realised that those of whom no definite news has been received as yet ...

... of June 6 1948: A graphic personal story of the magnificent feat of the British Expeditionary Force in evacuating from the bottle-neck of Flanders is told in a message home by a young Royal Artillery office from the Chesham Bois district His story starts ...

... of this week (two days not to be forgotten in a hurry), for it was in these two days that the biggest battle was fought in Flanders since the outbreak of the war, extending from our right down to Dunkirk on our left, in which the Belgians and our Army Corps ...