Dunkirk 1940. Inland. France & Belgium. Photos, some never seen before

The text appears to say:

Engl. Kolonne von
Deutschen Art. Feuer
überrascht
vor Dünkirchen.

[The] English convoy
caught/overwhelmed by
the German artillery fire
at Dunkirk.

 

Morris from 3 AA Brigade. 1 LAA Battery RA.
Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

BEF pows walking past a German First Aid post. British Lt with his arm in a sling. Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

Close up of the First Aid box

 

I put a bit of colour in the photo.
Keith

 

Not a photo but..... Surprised to see this new release in Gibson's Jigsaw Catalogue , a plane pic but not a bad effort on the truck front ( being very picky the K3's are a bit indistinct) and the armour ?
Craig
''the Dunkirk evacuation, code-named Operation Dynamo and the Miracle of Dunkirk, was the evacuation of Allied soldiers during World War II from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, in the north of France between 26 May and 4 June 1940. This scene shows the 19th of May 1940, a day of hectic aerial fighting as the greatly outnumbered fighters of the R.A.F. battled to keep the Luftwaffe away from the retreating British Army. By the close of the day, courageous Hurricane pilots had claimed close to 100 enemy aircraft. In this puzzle, Nicolas Trudgian’s brilliantly evocative portrayal of war-torn French countryside in early summer 1940, Flying Officer Max Aitken, flying his Hurricane of 601 Squadron, attacks Ju87 Stukas of StG2 as they attempt to strafe and bomb a British Army column retreating from the Panzer spearheads near Arras.''

 

That's not 'Vehicles per mile", that's 'Vehicles per meter' !

 

With hindsight should have given it its own topic, for Chritmas present lists
Craig

 

Burnt out Bedford aos 43. 3 Corps Petrol Park RASC, has name on front bumper .
Photo from my collection. Added some colour.
Keith

 

BEF trucks left on the side of the road.
Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

Bedfords drive past the ruins of a town.
Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

Morris PU of 58 Medium Regt RA with aos 28. with info on the back.
Photo from my collection.
Keith.

 

Morris PU left on the side of the road 1940.
Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

The text reads:
Straße nach ?????
Eglise
Wulverghem.

That is:
(The) street to ?????
Eglise (church)
Wurlverghem.

So, it must be Belgium.

 

Is that a 25mm Hotchkiss too?

 

Neat little trucks them Morris PU 8 cwt's , ideal for summer top down runs .
Would just fit in my garage as well
Craig

 

I think it is a 25mm Hotchkiss

 

One more from my collection. Roadblock made from French trailers, they are Voiturette d'infanterie Mle 37 trailers.

 

One more PU left and a Commer van with aos 15?
Photo from my collection.
Keith

 

Captured crane 1940 Ardennes with Germans looking at it. Arras on the back. Looks like a old truck.
Photos from my collection.
Keith