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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642	Log in to enlarge	183 1. 171 Report of Motor Yacht "Marsayru" (contd) We brought back 2 prizes - a nice 18ft.outter and a small 10ft.dinghy, both in good repair. As regards my crew I cannot speak too highly of the splendid work done by Mr.FORBES ( a fine old "shell-back") who was certainly a father to me. Also by our rating BROWN, My Engineer,.COGGINS, is a wisard, he put the engines of literally dozens of other boats to rights, he should have a SHORE Job. As regards Mr.HUMPHRIES I cannot recommend his continuance in the Service, he is physically unfit. Finally I would like to say how proud we all are to have been given this opportunity of paaying a very small part in these splendid operations. It is a thing I for one will never forget. (sd) G.D.OLIVIER.	Dinghy Marsayru Brown Coggins Forbes Olivier

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183
1 . 171
Report of Motor Yacht "Marsayru" (contd)
We brought back 2 prizes - a nice
18ft.outter and a small 10ft.dinghy, both in good repair.
As regards my crew I cannot speak too highly
of the splendid work done by Mr.FORBES ( a fine old "shell-back")
who was certainly a father to me. Also by our rating BROWN,
My Engineer, .COGGINS, is a wisard, he put the engines of
literally dozens of other boats to rights, he should have a
SHORE Job. As regards Mr.HUMPHRIES I cannot recommend his
continuance in the Service, he is physically unfit.
Finally I would like to say how proud we all are to
have been given this opportunity of paaying a very small
part in these splendid operations. It is a thing I for one
will never forget.
(sd) G.D.OLIVIER.