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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and	Lecure	alongside H.M.S fan short 55
from	whom we	took intricating Onl. 60
1015	Proceeded	to New Laven / discharge. 65
1830.	Arrived	Newhoven. 70
Monday 3rd	Im	Discharging at Newheren. 75
thesing 4	the	Completed discharging 80
West "in	0615	failed for Porle 85
	1800	Arrived Poole 90
Thur 62		Payer of 95
		100 of
	I wish	to draw attention to 105
the	admirable	work June by The following
		115
ration	gs:-	68 120 HARDING A
		125
	E.K.R.	130
		135
	DOMMOOORE R.N. BARRACKS	heat. 140
*	7 JUN	* 145
	PORTSMOUTH	victame 150 Dover.

Jaguar Dover Poole West

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 382.

A
362
c. (For use with S. 13206).
NAVAL MESSAGE.
(Revised
October, 1935.)
and
Lecure alongside H.M.S fan short 55
from whom we took intricating Onl.
60
1015
Proceeded to New Laven / discharge. 65
1830.
Arrived Newhoven.
70
Monday 3rd Im Discharging at Newheren.
75
thesing 4 the Completed discharging
80
West "in 0615 failed for Porle
85
1800 Arrived Poole
90
Thur 62
Payer
of
95
100
to draw of attention to
105
I wish
the admirable work June by The following
115
ration gs:-
HARDING
68
120
A
125
E.K.R.
130
135
DOMMOOORE R.N. BARRACKS
heat.
140
7 JUN
*
*
145
PORTSMOUTH
victame
150
Dover.
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close of
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