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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Syramo Dynam 212 1230 1572 Vice-Admival, From. Commanding Officer, Dover. (leho-smunding york) HMS Bryetandar. 10d June. 1940. Report on operation Dynama In accordance with Confidential Portsmouth general Grder 1y00. (6.fume19100) (bopy to bim b., Portimouth). Dyram 167 158 of refilting since 14 th allay H.M.S. 'VERNON,' PORTSMOUTH. : I gave instructions that 4th June, 1940. 00, 29.00 allay. I had the Report on action of Seaman Cook J.H.H. ELTON in rescuing survivors from have and every available H.M.S. "KING ORRY". troops. II. it four daifters of the olline- No: 211/22. The Commander-in-Chief, H. M.Ships & Vessels, ) and entered Dunkink Portsmouth. Submitted. who was temporarily in and I steamed up the * COMMANDER-IN-CHISE JUN Sgalon CAPTAIN. 00 escertain the depth of PORTSMOUTH: - to the town. I received III No. 5400/42 VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER. Referred with reference 1940. to t of Has King Only as your message 2001 of 4th June, As the Commanding OF ADDRESS 4. hace Portsmouth. 940. 10JUN 1940 for Amiral. reded to two of the cline- 7th June, * DOVERO