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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Dynamo 296. |
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Dynamo 296. B14/0/1303 BIU/O/ 1308 - 38 Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham. 12th JUNE, 1940. To The Vice-Admiral Commanding, Dover. Copies to: Commander-in-Chief, The Nore. Commodore, Sheerness. Sir, DUNKERQUE EVACUATION FORCE I have the honour to report that the Dutch Schoot "BART" under my Command, was taken over by a Naval Crew on Sunday, 26th May, 1940 at the Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford. 2. The ship carried 12,436 packages of food supplies and a deck cargo of 300 cases of Diesel oil 37 S at Tilbury 36 p.m. Sunday having to on board decided me to leave with what I mpasses. had gol on board h May, 1940. 100 gallons d a spar. 100 Have up and proceeded S and sailed B5 Researd Colw and passengers of Differ which had struch Dunken week and had listed d to enter ere placed over. During operation anial bomb stuch a Kelch in close proximity to shile same ce-Admiral Tuesday e South completely disaffered nchored off 145 Proceeded down Dunkish Channel the achivity refuelling. heerness for overhead. ading; and was haunch which was in tow, broke admite did 940. hol shole b fuch her ah owns lo herence of enemy bombas. 300 anived Rams gale and disembarhed twols. too andread in anchorage. all hands hurned in haday 27 June Thanks make - mend. awaiting orders.