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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595 Submitted Report of Dunkisk Operations 561 The Night of fune 3.4. after being releved from H.T. School Tilly managed to faid a large casin cruiser as Mermanden, in which to you au last crosing. She had at the Dynam. Office of 370 the Commander-in-Chief, B14/894 1435 pipe, due, due 6 a TELEGRAMS :- Admiral, Chatham. The Nore, ey were boa meuded TELEPHONE :- Admiralty House, Che am No. 3221. Chatham. (Extensions 210 and 519). inder unfortunately a 560 x of machine. quing 22nd June, 1940. 1 rather chary of going No:4770C/40. FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER. Issued 6 stay & hoard as claw U444 aft REPORT OF DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. sted of as stole am This belated report is forwarded, since Sub. Lieut. Beale's an eldesly sic- name is worth noting as a capable and energetic young officer. anthy appointed 5 HMS The Quai Felix Faure was by no means easy to find, even in day- uf during a greater light, and he did very well to get there in the dark also am board in inflam. in 2 'w' 3 bury a admiral for ADMIRAL, Doat and as on boats by time were cast of DOV R will steam . Between w sating mines were en- in sweepers for a considerable aux 9 exprome Draw with Lewis quifie- Flear reached Dunkisk without mishap