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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290	Log in to enlarge	Dynom 2153 Dute/ 263 "So 279 I H.H.S. "Brandaris," c/o. G.P.O. London. 6th June, 1940. The Vice Admiral Commanding Dover, Dover Castle, Dover. Sir Department A.275 260 -3ECRET- two/ REPORTS ON "DYNAMO" OPERATION. my (copy to:- COMMANDER-IN-CHISP, THE NORE). are forwarded with reference to Hore General Order 448. Reports and recommendations on Operation "Aynamo" Supmary 08 Reports enclosed. 1. From Extended Defences Officer, Sheerness, concerning the following vessels:- H.M.S. "ROYAL SAGLE" H.M.S. "GOLDEN EAGLE" } LA with reference also to if No: N.1.1/14/015 of and June, 1940, to Commander-in-Chief, The Nore. Copy to Vice-idairal, Dover. H.M.Y. "CHRISTABEL II" H.M.Y. "CALETA" H.M.Yo "G "GLADA" H.M.Y. "AMULREE" in From Captain M/S, Sheerness, concerning the following veasels:- H.M.D. "MONARDA" H.M.D. "RENASCENT" H.M.Y. "ARONIA" H.M.T. "STRATHELLIOT" From *ST. Commander of Dockyard, Sheerneas, concerning H.M. the CLEARS". . ary LEX. Q be a "AMULRER"/ matter for (my reference regret P.A.7/02 that to dated this vessel 8th June, was 1940), diverted 10 out from would pontoons the appear the report of the Commanding Officer, Tom may valuable which carry she out was a seemingly performing being minor remed in towing administrative and aunk by a ritish destroyer in the resulted Downs. in her report forwarded by Commander H.M. of no Ockyard, with reference to June, the 1940, 10 is observed craft that arew. 'ST. OTLEARS" Sheerness, is manned dated entirely 7th by a civilian Yard (Sd.) H.R. MARRACK. 5 James A 19-04 A DOV THE -	Amulree Aronia Brandaris Caleta Christabel II Golden Eagle London Monarda Renascent Strathelliot Dover May

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Dynom 2153 Dute/ 263 "So
279
I
H.H.S. "Brandaris,"
c/o. G.P.O.
London.
6th June, 1940.
The Vice Admiral Commanding Dover,
Dover Castle,
Dover.
Sir
Department A.275 260
-3ECRET-
two/
REPORTS ON "DYNAMO" OPERATION.
my
(copy to:- COMMANDER-IN-CHISP, THE NORE).
are forwarded with reference to Hore General Order 448.
Reports and recommendations on Operation "Aynamo"
Supmary 08 Reports enclosed.
1. From Extended Defences Officer, Sheerness, concerning the
following vessels :-
H.M.S. "ROYAL SAGLE"
H.M.S. "GOLDEN EAGLE"
}
LA with reference also to if
No: N.1.1/14/015 of and June,
1940, to Commander-in-Chief,
The Nore. Copy to Vice-idairal,
Dover.
H.M.Y. "CHRISTABEL II"
H.M.Y. "CALETA"
H.M.Yo "G "GLADA"
H.M.Y. "AMULREE"
in From Captain M/S, Sheerness, concerning the following veasels:-
H.M.D. "MONARDA"
H.M.D. "RENASCENT"
H.M.Y. "ARONIA"
H.M.T. "STRATHELLIOT"
From *ST. Commander of Dockyard, Sheerneas, concerning H.M. the
CLEARS".
.
ary LEX. Q be a "AMULRER"/ matter for (my reference regret P.A.7/02 that to dated this vessel 8th June, was 1940), diverted 10 out from would pontoons the appear
the report of the Commanding Officer,
Tom may valuable which carry she out was a seemingly performing being minor remed in towing administrative and aunk by
a
ritish destroyer in the resulted Downs. in her report forwarded by Commander H.M. of
no Ockyard, with reference to June, the 1940, 10 is observed craft that arew.
'ST. OTLEARS" Sheerness, is manned dated entirely 7th by a civilian Yard
(Sd.) H.R. MARRACK.
5 James A 19-04 A DOV
THE -