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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W.A.S. HORNE LDG. Si |
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W.A.S. HORNE LDG. Si R.F.R. B.1672 M.L. MERMAIDE JUNE 13th 1940. c/o HOTER E.) WEYNOU DUTY PERFORMED By M.L. "MERMAIDEN" Doks AT EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK. Lept Heyminth of 6.30P.M.St procession to .) we & / & Maid RNR 555 am Wed 29/5/40, went to Sharmes, There 30/5/40, of was put kswain of a small open moha boat named Two Revers: ith Ldg Sho Williams of Devenport RNB. Christian name 998 to as to (Christian name & off be not known) and molored known) to drive the molor, and Sea horris RNRof Lowshoff Lobs % Dunkish to help evacuate she Goldiers from the ch, arriving at Dunkish early hows of Frid morning beach East of Dunkirk piers a Heamship of decided mg sharted to bring of Proops b HMS.Winchelsea. See on prom am work amships the under surf falls the which which be was were of presty her hanging as heavy 4 from gave of some logh her davits shelter one of is the heligged as a boat rope made fast lo the S/s sterm ach has get our boat out clear of he Gurf, bout 6 / chelsea in she morning when going in from the we out which If think was owing to the shock of for load of Folders our engine k code around, we carried on in is the beach of explosion of the bombs which were dropping a raded up with goldiers hauled out our boat be other 4 boat cope regged to the Oftern of the steamship who gnabed to motor lannch which gave us her sofe who d howed us to the Winchelsea and continued lo low going alonglide of Winchelsea with the last load to and fro, all the daywill lake in the evening 6 eart ordered us she Crew of the: Two Rivers abound m Gless and could only drift about we Pharmeses were brought and with the molor broke down and baking we were ach h Dover and then went on to ready ady to sahe another boat across if needed