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TNA ADM 199 790

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.

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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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at 0400 by the medium length route.
28
on writed at Dunkisk about
Noon [ went classide prepared Co embark troops, but was ordered is maced 45
the beaches and there embark trops.
I proceeded to Bray Junes where a lare concentration of troops was assembled and went clase insher Gl-go storm anchor and fot out embarking ladders and the bow. This method would have been fairly successful had [ had
Time is Secure the ladder fairly.
The troops, however, waded out en masse and ray soon Surtanded the ship, overcion decl the ladders which were too step for then is climb uncided, and fot into difficulties by setting antof their depth.
It was only by Superhaman efforts of the 1ˢᵗ hientenant (hiat. Barry RNVR) and the ship company that the exhanisted and water legged soldius were handed a board. Later a grass was passed ashorz and meancel by the Troops which provided a Emicher and safer means of embarking, but although the ship

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64
63
at 0400 by the medium length route.
28
on writed at Dunkisk about
Noon [ went classide prepared Co embark
troops, but was ordered is maced 45
the beaches and there embark trops.
I proceeded to Bray Junes where
a lare concentration of troops was assembled
and went clase insher Gl-go storm anchor
and fot out embarking ladders and
the bow. This method would have
been fairly successful had [ had
Time is Secure the ladder fairly.
The troops, however, waded out en masse
and ray soon Surtanded the ship,
overcion decl the ladders which were too step
for then is climb uncided, and fot
into difficulties by setting antof their depth.
It was only by Superhaman efforts
of the 1ˢᵗ hientenant (hiat. Barry RNVR) and
the ship company that the exhanisted
and water legged soldius were handed
a board . Later a grass was passed
ashorz and meancel by the Troops which
provided a Emicher and safer means
of embarking, but although the ship