Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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407 - 409 si B.O. B.Adm. For initincivo, recource and siving life. L/Son.J.Cry. C.P.O. P.O. G.Stodm. P.O. J.Shinsr. C.S.B.A. A.Sidey. for ecolares and officiency in S.R.A. G.Chnnell. their particular departments. L/Sto. T.N.Picherugill. Sto. U.S.B.Brown. S.B.A. Welch. 25. In addition I visable to again of the involueble web done by the Outain of with complete disregard for Ma CITD autoty, his ship on fire and sinhing, to the directly regensible the aving the lives of any sounded Branch troops. : regret I him DO record of Ma ano- 20, amount B a Direct H Sir, Your Obstiont Direct, (Sd). R.J. H. COUCH, Vico Address, Mostement Champion, Dover. VICE ADMIRA AL 12 JUN 1940 ADMIRAL Conscribing Officer.