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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OCR table 1 from document page 381
on	an tably
across	the Banks.
0700 Wed	29 Arrived
	troops,
	R.A.S.C. t mints
	French staff
2200 Wed	Sailed for
	disentork
	about 200
0800 Thur	3° Aniveil
P.M.	Completed t
	amountion.
300 Yri	31st failed to
Noon In	3F Amired
	+
	At Maimight the
	1 proceeded
SA	Dangeness
June June	at 05 00. Entered

OCR table 2 from document page 381
55 course
Westerly 60
Dover and landed 65
approximately 200. 70
Aln about 20 75
80 officers.
85 Newhaven to
90 annument m Humaning
tas. 95
100 Newharen
105 full storage of
110
Dever for aders 115
Diver Rosin anders 120
of Examination Vessel 125
130 mails were cleared /
135 Nestrards M for -
140 returning to ander
145 M
150 Submarine fature - WASHINGTON at 0800 1 11,39 the	THE

Newhaven Banks Dover

Raw OCR

Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 381.

6
. 361
c. (For use with S. 13206).
NAVAL MESSAGE.
(Revised
October, 1935.)
55
on
an tably Westerly course
across
the Banks.
60
0700 Wed
29 Arrived Dover and landed 65
troops, approximately 200.
70
R.A.S.C. t mints Aln about 20
75
80
French staff officers.
85
2200 Wed
Sailed for Newhaven to
90
disentork annument m Humaning
about 200 tas.
95
100
0800 Thur
3° Aniveil Newharen
105
P.M.
Completed t full storage of
110
amountion.
300 Yri
31st failed to Dever for aders 115
Noon In
3F Amired Diver Rosin anders 120
+ of Examination Vessel 125 130
At Maimight the mails were cleared /
135
1 proceeded Nestrards M for -
140
Dangeness returning to ander
145
SA June
at 05 00.
M
150
June
Entered Submarine fature - WASHINGTON at 0800 1 11,39
the THE
new a surge number OF
UA - groupht to LISTO a wreck. "Express" went
disabled on as board is OR and her was wounded. clear very - THE THE THE of towed At her the astern troops
about 1830 while
THE THE to anchor, leaving non and a Travlo condition the to
remaining of the the wounded troops, and Dover