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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379	Log in to enlarge	--353 C. (For use with S. 13206). NAVAL MESSAGE. 359 (Revised October, 1933.) I apported mighelf * Afel Tasman + $5 told hent Slates to appoint his 60 Find hientenant heat Wykeham Martin 65 as C.O. Kaap - Falga heat flater 70 Ben went John the teach to Bry 75 with the Adjustment R.A. SC t arrange 30 85 atant unloading Kaep. Falga 2 Alice 2 Dese the unfortation started 95 at 1530 with trile mmg fast. At 100 105 1700 Keep Felga L Alice flated + 110 got when way. 1 hashed Alice 115 + bassed a grass for him t tow my 120 faid out from Alel Twhnan / 9 had stem off There were No andres 123 no hands to Pay Ren ant m the time 135 130 viz H.W. 1745 Alia Per Broke down L 1 temoked my grass. By This time 140 145 1 was manufany De engines and 130 the ship was lecoming water - time. the - - live disabieu CASH and was very to a "Express" of her troops went THE wounded. continued THE At about 1830 the on board her clear - towed astern while approximately 45 view "Jaguar" of the member to anchor, of non transferred and Trawlo condition the to remaining of the the tow wounded troops, I ordered and proceeded to Dover leaving a	Alice Broke Jaguar De Dover Martin

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--353
C. (For use with S. 13206).
NAVAL MESSAGE.
359
(Revised
October, 1933.)
I apported mighelf * Afel Tasman +
$5
told hent Slates to appoint his
60
Find hientenant heat Wykeham Martin 65
as C.O. Kaap - Falga heat flater
70
Ben went John the teach to Bry
75
with the Adjustment R.A. SC t arrange
30
85
atant unloading Kaep. Falga 2 Alice
2
Dese
the unfortation started
95
at 1530 with trile mmg fast. At
100
105
1700 Keep Felga L Alice flated +
110
got when way. 1 hashed Alice
115
+ bassed a grass for him t tow my
120
faid out from Alel Twhnan / 9 had
stem off There were No andres
123
no hands to Pay Ren ant m the time 135 130
viz H.W. 1745 Alia Per Broke down L
1 temoked my grass. By This time 140 145
1 was manufany De engines and
130
the ship was lecoming water - time. the - -
live
disabieu CASH and was very to a "Express" of her troops
went
THE wounded. continued THE At about 1830 the
on board her clear - towed astern while
approximately 45 view "Jaguar" of the member to anchor, of non transferred and Trawlo condition the to
remaining of the the tow wounded troops, I ordered and proceeded to Dover leaving a