TNA ADM 199 790

Collection details

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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Page	Image	OCR text	OCR tags
389	Log in to enlarge	Lynano Dyram. 20% 362 B14/0/1289 368 SECRET 9/6/40 28 Ripon Road Wallary bhuthire Sir I ham the honour to ambmit the following part. g has any on 25/5/40 ti pround to buy cat 0721 to join D.B.II Hmd. Bornif heat. R.N.V.R. as Fint huntment crew of him rating as follows L./S. A. Thomson Jx 136822 branning 0/5 A. Marshell JX 184062 o/s W. huch JX 184013 0's g. brondend IX 182951 0/5 W. Wearn IX 184186 o/s P. gonking NiN L. Champion D/K 63225 LLSt. Morse 25 x 89264 E.R.A. N.Kelly R. 16246 1100 S talk one che ship for the Duch tain having game receipts in Duch and Enjuih ship's in stars life - board 26/5/46 al-1230 after Weping four times mander Rebertion R.M.R. reports and S and push puld to Southment Pir for 60m/m adjustment I cannot say enough of the Officers and crews of all the M.T.B's and M.A.S.B's and it was an honour to command I consider that the young Officers who commanded their these boats them. acted with great skill and courage and handled boats in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy artillery	Champion Nin Crews Young

Raw OCR

Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 389.

Lynano
Dyram. 20%
362
B14/0/1289 368
SECRET
9/6/40
28 Ripon Road
Wallary
bhuthire
Sir
I ham the honour to ambmit the following
part.
g has any on 25/5/40 ti pround to
buy cat 0721 to join D.B.II Hmd. Bornif
heat. R.N.V.R. as Fint huntment
crew of him rating as follows
L./S. A. Thomson Jx 136822 branning
0/5 A. Marshell JX 184062
o/s W. huch JX 184013
0's g. brondend IX 182951
0/5 W. Wearn IX 184186
o/s P. gonking NiN
L. Champion D/K 63225
LLSt. Morse 25 x 89264
E.R.A. N.Kelly R. 16246
1100 S talk one che ship for the Duch
tain having game receipts in Duch and Enjuih
ship's in stars life - board
26/5/46 al-1230 after Weping four times
mander Rebertion R.M.R. reports and S
and push puld to Southment Pir for 60m/m adjustment
I cannot say enough of the Officers and crews of
all the M.T.B's and M.A.S.B's and it was an honour to command
I consider that the young Officers who commanded their these
boats them. acted with great skill and courage and handled
boats in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy artillery