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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Statement from S.Y. Vincea: (Re, Dankish |
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Statement from S.Y. Vincea: (Re, Dankish % 522 C. B.O. you Sir, 6, I mday the 31" M May. we the S. Jug Vincia left Ramagah in taw of three skiffs for D which at 2.45pm. at 4pm see were off the Sandethe Bany, who is saw a para charted describing: We went and " from A fell into the sea, of saved the astmon, who noved to be a Brited gammer, of who had her badly runded: as 7.30 p.m. we transferred him to a strayer. named, Venomous; afterwand continuing a journey We arreved at Dankin about + wes 'en given orders G praceed east, to 4 place called rays. This we did, of anchored; d then and the u/fo ashare to embark the soldies: We mene day this until daylight next morning was then told to transfer trank to a destanges. + the .Y.Yma, to remain at Brays, in each of "g required by any of H. m. Ships about 8.15 An, during a leavy bombing attach, are the H M.S. Nuth got hit, d her China all in the We went to had, of researed 1.8 Officer of Ratings, tadly wounded, of being heavily hombed the whole of doing so: We left this scent after searng all as sw