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TNA ADM 116 4649

TNA ADM 116 4649
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TNA ADM 116 4649

Operation Dynamo reports and recommendations for awards, volume 2 (1940–1942), documenting service during the Dunkirk evacuation and the cases submitted for official recognition.

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ADM 116 4649
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 116/4649. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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landed them Lovely at Painsgate on Mai 31ˢᵗ immesmight I took another 100 English Loldiers on board, I
diately If Lailed back to Dunkenque and managed to take another 110 English foldiers on board which
I lauded Lovely eat Romsgate on June 14.
the evening. In spite of the fierce bardments which
On your 2nd y returned back to Dinkergue during we had to fustain during the whole night, y was able to take once more 98 bughish Loldiers mboard and handed them at Paintgate.
On June 3rd If returned once again to Dunkerque but owing to the remorklett and heavy to bombardments take which we experienced I was only able a
10 furthermore English Loldiers on board, which bere lavely landud cat Ranulgate
On June 4th I was ordered not to sail back to Tukergue the harbour was object to intende bombardments the by the "luftroaffe" and the every leas near point of taking fottetion of Dunkerque on this fort I was ordered by the Freuch Seine to
On June 6th y failed to be House, authorities arriving at to ferry troops and refugeed across the river Service till
Cronoille. of have done this forrying June 10ᵗʰ
During aireal the bombard following ment night eec which we fultained my thip received a heavy or direct hit and was Lunk with the loss of all my On June property I was fortunate to get the on Bhaunel board another ship which took me across to further theated as a Beligian refuges. in
England. On your 13th I handed at Phoreham and was
Later on I joined my father London who

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landed them Lovely at Painsgate on Mai 31ˢᵗ imme-
smight I took another 100 English Loldiers on board, I
diately If Lailed back to Dunkenque and managed
to take another 110 English foldiers on board which
I lauded Lovely eat Romsgate on June 14.
the evening. In spite of the fierce bardments which
On your 2nd y returned back to Dinkergue during
we had to fustain during the whole night, y was
able to take once more 98 bughish Loldiers mboard
and handed them at Paintgate.
On June 3rd If returned once again to Dunkerque
but owing to the remorklett and heavy to bombardments take
which we experienced I was only able a
10 furthermore English Loldiers on board, which bere
lavely landud cat Ranulgate
On June 4th I was ordered not to sail back to Tukergue
the harbour was object to intende bombardments the
by the "luftroaffe" and the every leas near
point of taking fottetion of Dunkerque on
this fort I was ordered by the Freuch Seine to
On June 6th y failed to be House, authorities arriving at to
ferry troops and refugeed across the river Service till
Cronoille. of have done this forrying June 10ᵗʰ
During aireal the bombard following ment night eec which we fultained my thip received a heavy
or direct hit and was Lunk with the loss of all
my On June property I was fortunate to get the on Bhaunel board
another ship which took me across to
further theated as a Beligian refuges. in
England. On your 13th I handed at Phoreham and was
Later on I joined my father London who