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TNA ADM 199 790

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.

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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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418
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4
To
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baptain of Veinon
Tug bq
6 June 1990
Sir
Tug Bq. I 11 as at Dunkirk when two
On the i June ces master of received to assist li low one and then destroyer orders were bonebed and having ordered to go to the thes believed to be the Keith which was suck after the crew had been taken off by HMS sloop
I was on rescue duty the bombing was so severe that I witnessed the distruction of four ships Teamily HMS Brighton Queen
HMS Scobia HMS Rith which had just left
Dunkirk full of Troops during these operations a bonb busining (appriors) 307l astem of the Tug liftin slim in the air the Bridge with a rifle trying le shool all through the operations whelher on over the side to help the wounded down Onimy planes or researcing Troops
T.O. Sliward a T.O Deck loaned to us from
HMS Verion were models of coolness
Their discipline a obsidence to orders at I
courage a inceasing effort should be neglecting my duly if I fail all times was examplaing a I feel that to convey to you. Six as their their mmanding officer my Sincere admiration of inceptional conduct
Jain your Sir Obodunity bo
Torlsm outh
Dockyard

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418
415
4
To
392
baptain of Veinon
Tug bq
6 June 1990
Sir
Tug Bq. I 11 as at Dunkirk when two
On the i June ces master of
received to assist li low one and then
destroyer orders were bonebed and having
ordered to go to the thes believed to be
the Keith which was suck after the crew
had been taken off by HMS sloop
I was on rescue duty the bombing was so
severe that I witnessed the distruction of
four ships Teamily HMS Brighton Queen
HMS Scobia HMS Rith which had just left
Dunkirk full of Troops during these operations
a bonb busining (appriors) 307l astem
of the Tug liftin slim in the air
the Bridge with a rifle trying le shool
all through the operations whelher on
over the side to help the wounded
down Onimy planes or researcing Troops
T.O. Sliward a T.O Deck loaned to us from
HMS Verion were models of coolness
Their discipline a obsidence to orders at I
courage a inceasing effort
should be neglecting my duly if I fail
all times was examplaing a I feel that
to convey to you. Six as their their mmanding
officer my Sincere admiration of
inceptional conduct
Jain your Sir Obodunity
bo
Torlsm outh
Dockyard