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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436 was stold that they found they could the water 2 that she must be beached turned the vessel interwards the Conspirate We r grounded her on Sandwrih Flats are We then received a signal Lr to return off Dea the Solvage Officer Commander Laloe. received instructions about Dunturity by signal Laloe com board Informed him we should like the Dynams before leaving. He agreed r.sen messays to that effect to V.A.D 2 whilst Loe anchor he would proced to the Prague by boar this would now be about 5.40 pm On returns the Solvage Officer we reported the appeared satisfactory breathe engeneer cruld make a very good eacam on accounty the steam H Commandes Laloe then told me that we should to tow the Prague further in share r that he in so on shore to report. ar 8. 15.PM we have anchor V got fast to the Prague V towed 9. in shore East of Sandown Castte as about 9. 30 Rm we anchored the tuy for furt sunday 2nd Hove anchor, Y. 45. am.. r sport telp instructions from Salvage Officer. Lr Cormandes Laloe up who was required on the ashare V who was on the Dapper... We wental sign of Dopper brought sahage Officer off the boxt, station when he was londed by motor the 8.45 am Ireceived from Officer to return Drues r his as 10.15.am.. Toohs on board Coal, overhauled Dynamo. yo yours forthjs K.H.M. Signed Tuesday Jeene