i will finish up by talking about the dunkirk's affect -- dunkirk effect. i will finish up by talking about the dunkirk effect. the men ended up being trapped when the king of belgium surrendered their army, and others are coming in from both sides, and they retreated to the beaches of dunkirk, and when the evacuation started on may 26, churchill thought that they would be lucky if they could get 50,000 men out. and the problem was that the british destroyers, you can see in this picture, there drafts were too deep. they could not come into short, some men were having to wade out and stand neck deep in water for hours at a time, so a couple of days later, the british ministry of shipping actually put out a call for all boats with shallow draft, pleasure boats, fishing boats, a merchant marine vessels, merchants craps, none of them with arms -- fishing boats, a merchant marine vessels, none of them with arms -- fishing boats, a merchant marine -- fishing boats, merchant marine vessels, and they were evacuated successfully. it is pretty interesting. this is a

they were taken to the beaches at dunkirk.when the evacuation started on may 26th, churchill thought that they would be lucky if they could get 50,000 men out. the problem was that the british destroyers, you can see in this picture, the draft too deep, were having to wade out to the destroyers to board and they were going to stand neck deep for hours at a time. a couple days later on may 28th, the british ministry of shipping actually put out a call for all with shallow draft, pleasure craft, private yachts, fishing boats, merchant marine vessels, more than 700, none of them with arms, all piloted by civilians, asked for assistance. with the help of small boats, in a week, all of the british expeditionary force, 140,000 men reactivated successfully. it was quite interesting. things got organize, a wonderful example of contextualized adaptation. churchill called the evacuation a miracle of deliverance achieved by valor, perfect discipline, fault less service, resources, skill and fidelity. he also reminded his colleagues in pa

they were treated to the beaches of dunkirk. when the evacuation started, on may 26, churchill thought that they would be lucky if they get 50,000 men out. the problem was that the british destroyers that you can see in this picture, their drafts were too deep and could not commit to the shore. men had to go out into the water and had to stand neck deep for hours at a time for a couple of days later, on may 28, the british ministry of shipping put out a call for all boats with shallow drafts, pleasure craft, a private yacht, fishing boats, merchant marine vessels, more than 700,000 vessels without arms and ask for assistance. with the help of the small boats, in one week, all of the british expeditionary force and about 140,000 men from the french army were evacuating successfully. after things get organized, this is a wonderful example of contextualized adaptation, churchill called the evacuation a miracle of deliverance achieved by ballard, but perseverance, but perfect discipline, by full-service, by skill, and by incomparabl