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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497	Log in to enlarge	SECRET 44 Dynoms 153. 43 H.M.S. "Brandaris," c/o. G.P.O. London. 6th June, 1940. The Co. mander-in-Chief the Nore, Admiralty House, #3 À 42 due at non to return it but my to think wither I did not arms the Nore until 2200. Prounded into thermen the morning at the 5/6/40 and recemed is to take D.B. your "a in tons to Oilbury. I that both worls alongmic Johny stage at 745 and reported to Commander Robertan R.N.R. and was informed that S had li pround at morning and fan in tow to Sunny immunal dork. at 0200 on 6/6/40 promited nd borthed at 1300. all in am washed ti a long of with New returned to bhather Durmy the trips to Dankink a number = my amount were sighted but was un attacked The crur behamd splendadly in to of ch fact that for ment of then it as in funt phip. I ham the to be, Sir your Servant A.M. Blumbell heat. R.N.R. Visa admiral Doner. 101 CE ADMIRAL . SOVER 1940 *	Brandaris London Long

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SECRET
44
Dynoms 153.
43
H.M.S. "Brandaris,"
c/o. G.P.O.
London.
6th June, 1940.
The Co. mander-in-Chief the Nore,
Admiralty House,
#3
À
42
due at non to return it but
my to think wither I did not arms
the Nore until 2200. Prounded into thermen
the morning at the 5/6/40 and recemed
is to take D.B. your "a in tons to Oilbury. I
that both worls alongmic Johny stage at
745 and reported to Commander Robertan R.N.R.
and was informed that S had li pround
at morning and fan in tow to Sunny
immunal dork. at 0200 on 6/6/40 promited
nd borthed at 1300. all in am washed
ti a long of with New returned to bhather
Durmy the trips to Dankink a number =
my amount were sighted but was
un attacked The crur behamd splendadly in
to of ch fact that for ment of then it as
in funt phip.
I ham the to be, Sir
your Servant
A.M. Blumbell
heat. R.N.R.
Visa admiral
Doner.
101
CE
ADMIRAL
.
SOVER 1940
*