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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639	Log in to enlarge	t.of Officers and "Christobel other ranks brought from Dunkirk by H.M.Y. II" June 1st 1940. 180 Varney. R.A.S.C. 3449762. I 1/5 " Battallion 11 Lancs Fus. - 3450550. 168 " " If airhurst 3451380. If If " " " Walkden. Fus. 3445062. " If If If If 6018271. Taylor. Green. Fus. 2nd Essex regiment. 3450323. 1st 5th. Lancashire Fus. kelly. Fus. 3446761. 1st 5th. If If 3449109. " G. Butler Fus. If If If B.Mc. Ewan. 7339992. R.A.S.C. CPL. N.H. Colson. T92456. T58067. 2nd If Corps Amm Park. R.A.S.C. CPL E. Betts. " " " If Dawson. Fus. 3449949. 1st 5th. Battallion Lancs Fus. 3445064. If " Singleton Fus. If If If If L. J.R. Crompton. 3448391. " If If If If If Evans Fus. 3450278. If If II If If " 3446130. " If If France. Fus. " If 11 Chadwick. Fus. 3449797. " If If " " 11 3445292. " S. Mc Carthy. 11 " If 11 " 3444120. If If If II If Renshaw. If Q.M.S. John Armstrong. 3449829. " If If If " If ohn Oddie. Fus. 3449958. If If If If 11 If .Q.M.S. George Blagg. 4073997. If = II If " If S.M. John Henry Brown. 1714972. 2nd Corps Amm Park. R.A.S.C. harles Belshaw. Pte. 807755. 5th Bii Northants Regt. ack Trailing. Pte. 6141581. 1st 6th Btn East Surrey Regt. amuel Penman. Fus. 3452270. 1st 5th Btn Lancs Fusiliers. rederick Charles Clarke. 34471191. " " If " II 11 ames Henry Herbert Wood. 3448936. If " " If If If C.A. Warren. 6018483. 2nd Essex Regt. 3. Fielding. Fus. 3448122. 1st 5th Regt Lancs Fus. 7. Sherrington. Fus. 3450197. " " If If " Dunn. 3452185. - **** 1000 range. a pay. AND HAVE - now 04 was 0 Hurricanes have in sight and we saw no more of the Messerschmits after that. Another day we were bombed by a large formation of Heinkels flying miles up. At least I think it was our little ship they were after, unless it was one on the horison, in which case they missed by miles. During the course of these operations we took off from the beaches upwards of 400 French soldiers. To our bitter disappointment we could find no British, others were luckier. He also mislaid out ship for a few hours - she was on tow - having one propeller completely tied up with bits of line and the other engine knooking hard. The tow rope broke and we could not find her though we cast about for a time. However 5' back at Sheerness yesterday evening having called from Ramsgate she turned up again next day - faithful thing. We arrived at 1200. An eventful trip. We borught back 2 "prises" - a nice 18ft	Broke Evening Faithful Surrey Armstrong Betts Brown Butler Chadwick Clarke Dawson Day Evans Few George Green Little Miles Park Warren

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t.of Officers and "Christobel other ranks brought from Dunkirk by H.M.Y.
II" June 1st 1940.
180
Varney. R.A.S.C.
3449762.
I
1/5 " Battallion 11 Lancs Fus.
-
3450550.
168
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If
airhurst
3451380.
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Walkden. Fus.
3445062.
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6018271.
Taylor. Green. Fus.
2nd Essex regiment.
3450323. 1st 5th. Lancashire Fus.
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3446761.
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3449109.
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7339992.
R.A.S.C.
CPL. N.H. Colson.
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2nd If Corps Amm Park. R.A.S.C.
CPL E. Betts.
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Dawson. Fus.
3449949.
1st 5th. Battallion Lancs Fus.
3445064.
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3448391.
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S.M. John Henry Brown.
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2nd Corps Amm Park. R.A.S.C.
harles Belshaw. Pte.
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5th Bii Northants Regt.
ack Trailing. Pte.
6141581.
1st 6th Btn East Surrey Regt.
amuel Penman. Fus.
3452270.
1st 5th Btn Lancs Fusiliers.
rederick Charles Clarke.
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ames Henry Herbert Wood.
3448936.
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C.A. Warren.
6018483.
2nd Essex Regt.
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1st 5th Regt Lancs Fus.
7. Sherrington. Fus.
3450197.
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If
If
"
Dunn.
3452185.
- **** 1000 range. a pay. AND HAVE - now 04 was 0
Hurricanes have in sight and we saw no more of the Messerschmits
after that.
Another day we were bombed by a large formation of
Heinkels flying miles up. At least I think it was our little
ship they were after, unless it was one on the horison, in
which case they missed by miles.
During the course of these operations we took off
from the beaches upwards of 400 French soldiers. To our bitter
disappointment we could find no British, others were luckier.
He also mislaid out ship for a few hours - she was on tow -
having one propeller completely tied up with bits of line and
the other engine knooking hard. The tow rope broke and we
could not find her though we cast about for a time. However
5'
back at Sheerness yesterday evening having called from Ramsgate
she turned up again next day - faithful thing. We arrived
at 1200. An eventful trip. We borught back 2 "prises" - a nice
18ft