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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1083	Log in to enlarge	593 proceded on my way to D being no more boats not or men over having ho Chart and the I steered a Course I thought this I have mick up some of our ships end oh while faming hombs we draffed the convoy. and this taking place on June return times and airing with markid Sen by this time we found she was Zna found ships 80mg west. and followed chan water and the Starbond Engine to Ramog ate. arrin there on one Eng sing trouble, so decided to frocud ur disambarked troops and tied up alon of the wase, on June 3rd a Volunties Cre with 7m Leading Sto. took over and by after damage to Stra Engine Rad been Zef the release Crew composid of young hand to our base under Lient Inino left Ram officers. June 4th Received orders to Proc arriving at theymouth 5th your Very Gfedianly J.J. roton P.O. Pension 4309 Qt my crew consisted of I ordinary Seamen Rh VR. 1 Leading sh R.F.R. / feading Signalman	West Young

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593 proceded on my way to D
being no more boats not or men over
having ho Chart and
the
I steered a Course I thought this I have
mick up some of our ships end oh
while faming hombs we draffed the
convoy. and this taking place on June return
times and airing with markid Sen
by this time we found she was Zna
found ships 80mg west. and followed chan
water and the Starbond Engine
to Ramog ate. arrin there on one Eng
sing trouble, so decided to frocud ur
disambarked troops and tied up alon
of the wase, on June 3rd a Volunties Cre
with 7m Leading Sto. took over and by
after damage to Stra Engine Rad been Zef
the release Crew composid of young hand
to our base under Lient Inino left Ram
officers. June 4th Received orders to Proc
arriving at theymouth 5th
your Very Gfedianly
J.J. roton P.O.
Pension
4309
Qt
my crew consisted
of I ordinary Seamen Rh VR.
1 Leading sh R.F.R.
/ feading Signalman