TNA ADM 199 790

Collection details

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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377	Log in to enlarge	c. (For use with S. 1320b). NAVAL MESSAGE. F 357 (Revised October, 1935.) 2 55 0800 Tuesda 272. Arrived at La Panne and anchared new Alel 60 Tasman who 100 beached Productive 65 70 on and unlowing ammunitors. 75 We started walnating my deck 80 Cargo boats. landed hart of it in the Ships 85 At 1300 I vent whose mPm 06 breat Slater, HMS Alice 95 to See The anthorities where about 100 105 what My wanted done We met lient Commander Crick 110 115 commaning H.M.S Abel Talman, 1. 120 Add in he was evacuating trops + should do The Same when me had 125 130 sincharged Some of MN carge 135 At 1400 the The the lete 140 attacked by 10 forman tombers 10 145 shopped HE, incenting toubs + 150 108/35, machand gurmed the ships trops 270 Be I.0022 disaured and was very close to a wreck. "Express" of her went Troops on board - towed her clear - and took are name "was towed antern troops bombing and in view of the mumber men transferred conditio the and approximately attacks were continued in the vicinity. of and the alongside 45 wounded. Later Jaguar At about whi the tow parted I ordered "Jaguar" to anchor, Travlo to remaining or the wounded troops, and proceeded to Dover leaving a	Alice Jaguar Crick Dover Forman Hart Slater

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 377.

c. (For use with S. 1320b).
NAVAL MESSAGE.
F 357
(Revised
October, 1935.)
2
55
0800 Tuesda 272. Arrived
at La Panne and anchared new Alel 60
Tasman who 100 beached Productive
65
70
on and unlowing ammunitors.
75
We started walnating my deck
80
Cargo boats. landed hart of it in the Ships
85
At 1300 I vent whose mPm
06
breat Slater, HMS Alice
95
to See The anthorities where about 100
105
what My wanted done
We met lient Commander Crick 110
115
commaning H.M.S Abel Talman, 1.
120
Add in he was evacuating trops +
should do The Same when me had
125
130
sincharged Some of MN carge
135
At 1400 the The the lete
140
attacked by 10 forman tombers 10
145
shopped HE, incenting toubs +
150
108/35, machand gurmed the ships trops 270 Be I.0022
disaured and was very close to a wreck. "Express" of her went
Troops on board - towed her clear - and took are name "was towed antern troops
bombing and in view of the mumber men transferred conditio the
and approximately attacks were continued in the vicinity. of and the
alongside 45 wounded. Later Jaguar At about whi
the tow parted I ordered "Jaguar" to anchor, Travlo to
remaining or the wounded troops, and proceeded to Dover leaving a