The wreckage of one the "little ships" that took part in the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk during World War Two has been removed from a river. The Compass Rose was one of about 850 boats that ...

On 30 May 1940, two RNLI crews joined an armada of little ships for one of the Second World War’s greatest rescues: Operation Dynamo at Dunkirk. The port of Dunkirk shattered, its beaches the only ...

This legendary HMS Wellington ship that played a huge role in the evacuation of Dunkirk - will soon be open to the public in ...

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She was at Dunkirk in 1940 and she’ll be returning in 2025 ... The current owner, American born and living in Henley, was sent by his wife some years ago to on a mission to find a boat so they could ...

About 60 boats from across Europe, that are part of the Association of Dunkirk Little Ships (ADLS), are expected to rest up at the Kent harbour in the week beginning 19 May before crossing over to ...

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In 1940 he was with thousands of other soldiers on the beaches at Dunkirk waiting to be evacuated. Whilst they waited for the boats the soldiers were shot at and bombed, and the Germans dropped ...

The ship was vital to the destruction of one enemy U-boat and was involved in Operation Dynamo, the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk. Prof Dominic Tweddle, the chairman of the Wellington Trust ...

Demoralised, starving and exhausted, the men waiting on the beaches of Dunkirk endured days of fierce bombardment, while many of the boats that came to their rescue were sunk, with heavy loss of life.

Suggs and Stephen Taylor, our intrepid WW2 Treasure Hunters ... Most people know the basics of the 'Miracle of Dunkirk' – how almost 200,000 British men were, between 26 May and 4 June 1940, snatched ...