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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467	Log in to enlarge	Prom:- Resident Naval Officer, Poole. Dynam 241. 32 To:- F.O.I.C. Portland. 22 21 1 21 * to 940 - 17 III. night, JUne 2nd, in the final final evacuation. At 1400 June 3rd Kasp Falga sailed for Boole in company with another dutch scoot Hebe. We arrived at Poole at 1200/4 and paid the ship off, discharging the crew to Devonport Barracks at 0915/5. 11. Rages. Wykebam- lientenant Martin VICE 12 JUN ADMIRAL 1940 Rogal Many. AO e * # War II. having been CUE. de stated at may were Germans Office, his communications Dunkirke and, forces 00 Beaches no longer were were required advancing falling or bach possible from on La to Panne land and as and that was He anticipated had been killed near been him taken to the Lt. reported Beale had that been Lt. wounded Solater in the 108 and had Military Hospital The See/over.	Hebe Beale De Martin May Poole

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 467.

Prom:- Resident Naval Officer, Poole.
Dynam 241.
32
To:- F.O.I.C. Portland.
22
21
1
21
*
to
940
-
17
III.
night , JUne 2nd , in the final final evacuation.
At 1400 June 3rd Kasp Falga sailed for
Boole in company with another dutch scoot Hebe.
We arrived at Poole at 1200/4 and
paid the ship off , discharging the crew to
Devonport Barracks at 0915/5.
11. Rages. Wykebam- lientenant Martin
VICE
12 JUN ADMIRAL 1940
Rogal Many.
AO e
*
#
War II. having been CUE. de stated at may were
Germans Office, his communications Dunkirke and, forces
00
Beaches no longer were were required advancing falling or bach possible from on La to Panne land and as and that
was He anticipated had been killed near been him taken to the
Lt. reported Beale had that been Lt. wounded Solater in the 108 and had
Military Hospital
The
See/over.