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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380	Log in to enlarge	354 (For use with S. 1320b). NAVAL-MESSAGE. (Revised October, 93360 The Next time I had a moment to $5 share 1 faw Alice's new in her 60 boat 2 ming over to Kaap. Yulga 65 who tas about eight cables f 70 seaward of me have to We hailed him 75 t tried to Signal ht no nitree was 80 taken 1 was Per handed by ment. 85 Slater t took him n found 90 The ship was by air now 1745 100 95 afloat but tumpany + being inver in the m she Name,W. I 105 managed to get the stem clear by putting 110 113 the troops formal + Der 14 has ty 120 moving Her aft. De Pen went 125 alead / after growding harily twice 130 got into deeparater. 135 As the Gennan ameraft were still 140 present we took advantage of A mm 145 Squall t sarted immunitely 150 Kamp-Jalga had (655) by - new 11.30 A THIS disabiou was very close to a wreck. "Express" of her troops went Troops on board and her clear - towed datern STATE view "Jaguar" of the member to anchor, leaving of non transferred a Trawle the to wounded. continued in the visinity. and At about 1830 the condition while remaining of the wounded troops, I and proceeded to Dover	Alice Boat Jaguar De Dover Slater

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354
(For use with S. 1320b).
NAVAL-MESSAGE.
(Revised
October, 93360
The
Next
time I had a moment to $5
share 1 faw Alice's new in her
60
boat 2 ming over to Kaap. Yulga
65
who tas about eight cables f
70
seaward of me have to We hailed him
75
t tried to Signal ht no nitree was
80
taken 1 was Per handed by ment.
85
Slater t took him n found
90
The ship was by air now 1745 100 95
afloat but tumpany + being inver
in the m she Name ,W. I
105
managed to get the stem clear by putting 110 113
the troops formal + Der 14 has ty
120
moving Her aft. De Pen went 125
alead / after growding harily twice 130
got into deeparater.
135
As the Gennan ameraft were still
140
present we took advantage of A mm
145
Squall t sarted immunitely
150
Kamp-Jalga had (655) by - new 11.30
A
THIS
disabiou was very close to a wreck. "Express" of her troops went
Troops on board and her clear - towed datern
STATE view "Jaguar" of the member to anchor, leaving of non transferred a Trawle the to
wounded. continued in the visinity. and At about 1830 the condition while
remaining of the wounded troops, I and proceeded to Dover