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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392	Log in to enlarge	371 d not arrum of the Non until 2200 Proudd Shurnen on the morning + 1100 the 5/6/40 and and onlers to take D.B. Jann in tow to Silbury what both and alongmh willing Stage at and reported to Commenhs Roantion RNR was informed that s had to product arer want .I IMCATOT ving untr "Java in tow to Sung Commund at 0700 on 6/6/40 prouded and berthed 300. all stores and warled into a long and crew returned to Whither my the trips it Dankirk a mumber day of even sighted but Borns am new attacked. crew behamd aplicially in apili of the put for must of them it use thus fact ship. g name the home to 4, Sir your Obstrint Servent A.n. Bhinkll health R.N.R. mander in Chil ANDER X IN-OHIE the none 0 11 JUN 1940 * . THE NORE II over. I cannot say enough of the Officers and crews of M.T.B's and M.A.S.B's and it was an honour to command these all the consider that the young Officers who commanded their them. I with great skill and courage and handled artillery boats boats acted in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy	Java Crews Day Long RNR Willing Young

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371
d not arrum of the Non until 2200 Proudd
Shurnen on the morning + 1100 the 5/6/40 and
and onlers to take D.B. Jann in tow to Silbury
what both and alongmh willing Stage at
and reported to Commenhs Roantion RNR
was informed that s had to product arer want
.I IMCATOT
ving untr "Java in tow to Sung Commund
at 0700 on 6/6/40 prouded and berthed
300. all stores and warled into a long and
crew returned to Whither
my the trips it Dankirk a mumber day
of even sighted but Borns am new attacked.
crew behamd aplicially in apili of the put
for must of them it use thus fact ship.
g name the home to 4, Sir
your Obstrint Servent
A.n. Bhinkll
health R.N.R.
mander in Chil
ANDER X IN-OHIE
the none
0
11 JUN 1940
*
.
THE NORE
II over.
I cannot say enough of the Officers and crews of
M.T.B's and M.A.S.B's and it was an honour to command these
all the consider that the young Officers who commanded their
them. I with great skill and courage and handled artillery
boats boats acted in a cool and unhurried manner under heavy