TNA ADM 199 790

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TNA ADM 199 790

Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 790

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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69	Log in to enlarge	From: Commanding Officer H.M.S. Saltash. Dyram 91. Blulol by Date: June 4th.1039. is 71 11149 To; Sement Space M.S.F. Vice adminar, Dover Sir, During the operations off Dunkerque the following Officer and men have shown perseverence and courage, I have the honour to submit their names so that suitable action may be taken. 1. Lieutenant T,E. Williams R.N.R., First Lieutenant of Saltash. H.M.S. On the night of Friday, May 31st, he was loaned to H.M.S.Hebe but he was not required. On his way back in a motor boat he went in shore to pick up soldiers, not finding any he took two sailors and, pullading a whaler behind them, he made his way along the beach nick Danna was haina hombarded the To: Commander in chief more Dynamo go. 67 Rehart on operations carried out By M.B. Honderung (Dutch schoote). Between 26 may and 5 June 1940. 26 anchaed at sheerness waiting for orders 24" 300 Sailed from Sheerness 000 arrived and anchored on Ifeal. 500 ordered to Junkirk in company with 5 other Schools 300 on Eastern entrance to unkink roads. ships harsing advised us that Dunkink had fallen. Senior 6 Hiers schoote' developed engine trouble ordered Hondsrug to take him in low Readed away drom Dunkink 28 345 Slithed tow as S.O.S engine now working and schools ordered Crack to Deal 430 german seaplane, machine gunned and Comled us no damage, Put rather unpleasant as we had no gans to return fire. 000 anchored GH Dear. 815 ordered to Dunkink have wh and proceeded. 330 on Dunkink harbour made for beaches 29 200 Saw more thashing open beach and nan verset hand up on sand. Emparked troops	Boat Deal Hebe Hondsrug Dover May Roads Senior Williams

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From: Commanding Officer H.M.S. Saltash.
Dyram 91. Blulol by
Date: June 4th.1039.
is
71
11149
To; Sement Space M.S.F. Vice adminar, Dover
Sir,
During the operations off Dunkerque the
following Officer and men have shown perseverence and courage,
I have the honour to submit their names so that suitable action
may be taken.
1. Lieutenant T,E. Williams R.N.R., First Lieutenant of Saltash. H.M.S.
On the night of Friday, May 31st, he was loaned to H.M.S.Hebe
but he was not required. On his way back in a motor boat he went
in shore to pick up soldiers, not finding any he took two sailors
and, pullading a whaler behind them, he made his way along the beach
nick Danna was haina hombarded the
To: Commander in chief more
Dynamo go. 67
Rehart on operations carried out By M.B. Honderung
(Dutch schoote).
Between 26 may and 5 June 1940.
26 anchaed at sheerness waiting for orders
24"
300 Sailed from Sheerness
000 arrived and anchored on Ifeal.
500 ordered to Junkirk in company with 5 other Schools
300 on Eastern entrance to unkink roads.
ships harsing advised us that Dunkink had
fallen. Senior 6 Hiers schoote' developed engine
trouble ordered Hondsrug to take him in low
Readed away drom Dunkink
28
345 Slithed tow as S.O.S engine now working
and schools ordered Crack to Deal
430 german seaplane, machine gunned and
Comled us no damage, Put rather unpleasant
as we had no gans to return fire.
000
anchored GH Dear.
815
ordered to Dunkink have wh and proceeded.
330 on Dunkink harbour made for beaches
29
200 Saw more thashing open beach and nan
verset hand up on sand. Emparked troops