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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Dynams 376 8/4/0/13 |
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Dynams 376 8/4/0/13 1262 J .6633, c/o Messrs. J.S.White & Co. Cowes, Isle of White, 20th June, 1940. Sir, I have the honour to submit the following report of proceedings during operation "DYNAMO" in accordance with P. G. 0. 1700/6/6/40. In accordance with orders from Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, I assumed command of His Majesty's Ship "SURSUM- CORDA", (Ex Dutch Skoot) at Poole, P.M. Friday 24th May, 1940, sailing for Portsmouth at 1600, arriving at 2130. HMS GODETIA rew e/o. NOIC. S.-546. (Revised-January, 1925). Dynamo 350 huddles box. 125 D.-398. COMMUNICATION SHEET. FROM Cornanding officer D.B.16 SAN ANTONIO DATE 10th June 1940. To The Cornodore. Ref. No. R.N. Banachs. Partsmonth FORMER LEADING SEAMAN (S.T.) ARMITACE. D.B.16. & Submitted that the above rating camed out his duties in Q most efficient manner during operation DYNAMO and under the lining and ling circuinstances conducted himself will a eheerful and Jealous spirit. and was an excellent. examp be to the re-ander of the DE ships company. MODORE R.N. BARRACE CO 12 JUN 1940 Reeil. Connacia R.N.R. PORTSMOU Sta. 186/24. 5.546. 212188. Wt. 43306/D.6536. 900M. 2-39, W.&S. Ltd. Gp. 701-68.