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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390	Log in to enlarge	- 363 369 l Shubment fund, charts, etc. at 1030 on 15/40 g received order to proud to southerd Runding to Dankink and will / park al-1530 lung the only hours of 28/5/40 an undown Lailul you that Dankerk is in energy hands ( to return to the Downs at over but S not satisfied with this report and after metation with che captain of a the antion used deaded to proud townds Dunkink as S oxched Kerrinte Bouy four other avails me ned prouding from the direction of Dunkink L they reported that Dampik had fallow No s back and returned to the Drins in hang with these and While doning you 7 winds to get within hailing distince a shift sin and Barnit sustained damage butwork flate put side lift and but dink part side of bridge. 1100 the same by and of Dul having told to primal there by tim wal. J who received at 1700 to return to Dankink S armid of the hand there at 0100 on 40 Here are embarked about HE solicies, to D.B. was also underking tromps and proceding a rape fould her propellor and S 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 them. I consider that the young Officers who commanded these boats acted with great skill and courage and handled their boats in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy artillery	Bridge Crews Park Young

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- 363
369
l Shubment fund, charts, etc. at 1030 on
15/40 g received order to proud to southerd
Runding to Dankink and will /
park al-1530
lung the only hours of 28/5/40 an undown
Lailul you that Dankerk is in energy hands
( to return to the Downs at over but S
not satisfied with this report and after
metation with che captain of a the antion used
deaded to proud townds Dunkink as S
oxched Kerrinte Bouy four other avails me
ned prouding from the direction of Dunkink
L
they reported that Dampik had fallow No s
back and returned to the Drins in
hang with these and While doning you 7
winds to get within hailing distince a shift
sin and Barnit sustained damage
butwork flate put side lift and but dink
part side of bridge.
1100 the same by and of Dul having
told to primal there by tim wal.
J
who received at 1700 to return to Dankink
S armid of the hand there at 0100 on
40 Here are embarked about HE solicies,
to D.B. was also underking tromps and
proceding a rape fould her propellor and S
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
them. I consider that the young Officers who commanded these
boats acted with great skill and courage and handled their
boats in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy artillery