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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V request of 147 mander Duffilt 138 RN 141 Yamrs of Ratings thering under me in 144, Iding rarions much during the wascuation of Tyne. Dunkish who are waithy of special mention. Leading draman R.W. Lagg D/J 107221 V.G. 3. Captain the particular cooluers and resource during surnal brip to Dunkin K as Caxswan of the Dulet s coup "TWENTE" and later in the M.L. "Kechiel Particularly worthy of mentia was his grounded behaviour an lte afternon of may 29" when lte "TWENTE" what alangside etc 4 2300. Paddle strawer "Gracia fields (afthi had she had received a direct hil with means two bunks when packed with troop) to lake off as many of the wi/mid and during alter as she could hold. The "Glacia Fields could not top Junkink her Engines and lte whole operation had 300 without Is br preformed which butt and are t proceding at half speed sgak Lady Tranam Lug's cantial of his catch to Dorn. about 2300 was CAPTAIN, R.N. - misswerpors that 4R Ell day light an air ICE ADMIRAL be durlipuing at 9- JUN 1940 * DOVER R at disaurban had troops, promium stares.