TNA ADM 199 790

Collection details

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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1075	Log in to enlarge	$ 16 5 contd. morning and steering and was with tola jury the rmudder. craft would Berthed in Ramsgate I again left that evening with be repaired 8.8 harbour soon Dunkirk late in the evening a War Dept Motor Boat 3.8 % the larger ships. When and troops were again transferre arrivina 2am 8. return was made this operation was completed at ordered to to Ramsgate. On Tuesday the 4th June shortly the return to Sheerness, out a few minutes before Petty Officer on the" 'Mermaiden" advised me he was held due having an officer to navigate the vessel back to weymouth. up myself to Commander ----- R.N. for this Job and was told to we left at 8pm that night and arrived and berthed at weymouth the next day wednesday 5th June 1940. LuR.	Boat Evening Mermaiden Day Few

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$ 16
5
contd.
morning and steering and was with tola jury the rmudder. craft would Berthed in Ramsgate
I again left that evening with be repaired 8.8 harbour soon
Dunkirk late in the evening a War Dept Motor Boat 3.8 %
the larger ships. When and troops were again transferre arrivina
2am 8. return was made this operation was completed at
ordered to to Ramsgate. On Tuesday the 4th June shortly
the return to Sheerness, out a few minutes before
Petty Officer on the" 'Mermaiden" advised me he was held due
having an officer to navigate the vessel back to weymouth. up
myself to Commander ----- R.N. for this Job and was told to
we left at 8pm that night and arrived and berthed at weymouth
the next day wednesday 5th June 1940.
LuR.