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TNA ADM 199 792

TNA ADM 199 792
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TNA ADM 199 792

Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, covering 1940–1941.

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ADM 199 792
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Sta. 47/88.
C. E. 7881/1922.
- 4 -
7.
Clearly a considerable time may elapse between the
A Estimated go up to y 10
arrival at an anchorage of ships carrying refugees and their days complete disembarkation. The reception areas chosen may not be in the vicinity of the anchorage in which the ships are waiting, or the refugees may have to be dispersed to several areas.
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The Admiralty proposal for directing refugee ships to
In some cases the ancharges
Belfast, the Clyde, and in moderate numbers to Poole, has been elected in para 4 will and he prelim may muchages.
accepted by the Aliens Advisory Committee as being the best arrangement possible at short notice in the absence of any clear indication where in the event the refugees will be received.
8.
The first stage of Admiralty responsibility finishes
21509 Wt. 13411/6514 450,000 3/30-McO & Co Ltd-T. 3255
with the action described in paragraph 4. The first stage of
Home Office responsibility begins on disembarkation of the
My Health refugees. A serious hiatus is left, which will have to be bridged somewhat as described in paragraph 9.
9. 191 Admiralty. i Provision of & staff, or increase of existing start, to control berthing of the ships at each
Provision of such anti-submarine protection at each convey anchorage or 48 may be possible or necessary Routeing and
A (Loal Defence ships to ports of disemburketion in a number of possibly cases,
A from as in prelim 4 above in as to anchange final th) sufficient Government of Northern Ireland, Home Office.
to assist force Immigration to maintain a discipline in refugee Provision of and l landing local place name authorits).
Customs n and Health Officers in conducting ships, their examinations. The assistance of the War Office may have to be asked for if examine atim is m
(c) Ministry of Food. Supply of water and provisions during the t home ship time refugee ships are held in the anchorages.
Customs, Ministry of Health, Scottish Health Office. Necessary
Which?
examination of refugees before or on landing.

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Sta. 47/88.
C. E. 7881/1922.
- 4 -
7.
Clearly a considerable time may elapse between the
A Estimated go up to y 10
arrival at an anchorage of ships carrying refugees and their
days
complete disembarkation. The reception areas chosen may not
be in the vicinity of the anchorage in which the ships are
waiting, or the refugees may have to be dispersed to several
areas.
)L
The Admiralty proposal for directing refugee ships to
In some cases the ancharges
Belfast, the Clyde, and in moderate numbers to Poole, has been
elected in para 4 will and
he prelim may muchages.
accepted by the Aliens Advisory Committee as being the best
arrangement possible at short notice in the absence of any
clear indication where in the event the refugees will be received.
8.
The first stage of Admiralty responsibility finishes
21509 Wt. 13411/6514 450,000 3/30-McO & Co Ltd-T. 3255
with the action described in paragraph 4. The first stage of
Home Office responsibility begins on disembarkation of the
My Health
refugees. A serious hiatus is left, which will have to be
bridged somewhat as described in paragraph 9.
9. 191 Admiralty. i Provision of & staff, or increase of
existing start, to control berthing of the ships at each
Provision of such anti-submarine protection at each
convey anchorage or 48 may be possible or necessary Routeing and
A (Loal Defence
ships to ports of disemburketion in a number of possibly cases,
A from as in prelim 4 above in as to anchange final
th) sufficient Government of Northern Ireland, Home Office.
to assist force Immigration to maintain a discipline in refugee Provision of and
l landing local place name authorits).
Customs n and Health Officers in conducting ships, their
examinations. The assistance of the War Office may have to
be asked for
if examine atim is m
(c) Ministry of Food. Supply of water and provisions during the
t home ship
time refugee ships are held in the anchorages.
Customs, Ministry of Health, Scottish Health Office. Necessary
Which?
examination of refugees before or on landing.