Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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& 358 c. (For use with S. 1320b). NAVAL3 MESSAGE. (Revised October, 1935.) beach. the ships were not hit ty 55 faints except me incentions which 60 fell in the bed of Atel Tasman + 65 luckily find not again These 70 several Army calmalties + the following 75 Naval casmelties from machine gring 80 Kille :- Fresk/Bron A.B. 85 Wounded :- hut. Commander Crick R.N. 2 hint. Griffith R.N.V. R. 95 hient Criffith has Since check of his 100 woulds. All were from Abl Tuman. 105 The two womed Officers were 110 very efficiently dealt with / taken 113 to the first and post ty P.O.V.C. 120 125 Harving the Coxing of + E.R.A. shorthise The E.R.A. of Alel Tahman. 130 At this time I was still ashare 135 with The Colonel of R.A.S.C. / hient flater. 140 1 fan Lient lounds Crick + 145 took Command of the ther I Thips. - 11,30 live, 150 IND disaried is - and was very close to a wreck. of her troops DATE a "Express" went Troops on board - her clear - and took are some "was towed datern alongside towed wounded. Later"Jaguar" At about 1830 while continued in the vicinity. and the view of the member of non transferred condition the remaining or the wounded troops, and proceeded to Dover the tow I ordered "Jaguar" to anchor, leaving a Trawle to