Difference between revisions of "Operation Dynamo"

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'''Operation Dynamo''' was the code name for a [[British]] project during [[World War II]] which rescued 338,226 [[Allied]] soldiers from [[Dunkirk]], a harbor town on the coast of [[France]].  This required over 900 ships to cross the [[English Channel]].
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'''Operation Dynamo''' was the code name for a [[British]] project during [[World War II]] which rescued 338,226 [[Allied]] soldiers from [[Dunkirk|Dunkerque]], a harbor town on the coast of [[France]].  This required over 900 ships to cross the [[English Channel]].
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:25, June 9, 2011

Operation Dynamo was the code name for a British project during World War II which rescued 338,226 Allied soldiers from Dunkerque, a harbor town on the coast of France. This required over 900 ships to cross the English Channel.