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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711	Log in to enlarge	242 OPERATION 22? NO.17 SHIP:- SKYLARK, SOUTHEND. STATEMENT BY & Date of Date of Name arrival Service leaving at Dover Boats. ø P.O. R.A.Smith Pensiorer Two trips to East of Dunkirk. On the last occasion were A.B. J.T.Wheatley subjected to fire from coastal batteries, bombing and machine A.B. H.T.Morgan gun fire, during which the French Destroyer T.41 was sunk. E.R.A. N.Grother 23.V. Picked up 50 survivors. 4.VI.40 Returned to Dover 31/5 with A.B. S.Fleming boat unseawcr thy and took over Folkestone Belle. The A.B. F.Thackrey crew were splendid.	Boat Folkestone Belle Skylark Dover Last Morgan Smith SMITH R.A

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242
OPERATION
22?
NO.17
SHIP:- SKYLARK, SOUTHEND.
STATEMENT BY &
Date of
Date of
Name
arrival
Service
leaving
at Dover
Boats.
ø P.O.
R.A.Smith
Pensiorer
Two trips to East of Dunkirk.
On the last occasion were
A.B.
J.T.Wheatley
subjected to fire from coastal
batteries, bombing and machine
A.B. H.T.Morgan
gun fire, during which the
French Destroyer T.41 was sunk.
E.R.A. N.Grother
23.V.
Picked up 50 survivors.
4.VI.40
Returned to Dover 31/5 with
A.B.
S.Fleming
boat unseawcr thy and took
over Folkestone Belle. The
A.B. F.Thackrey
crew were splendid.