Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, covering 1940–1941.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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Page 4. 193 10. A.B. hitmore and Merryweather but canvas cover over top and smashed Gials on top. Transmission panel and power supply, ensisted with jettisoning torpedoes. Smashed table after firing APPI torpedoes, and depth charges. Torpedore G.H. gave order to anash table. 11.2.C. Rogers. In T.S. for 1st. attack. Stopped there until finished firing 4.70 In between attacks jettisoning heavy gear accomodation ladders and everthing heavy we could Bot hold of. Botween attacks was working with boats alongside supplying gear and dropping heats astern and hoisting out Carley floats. 12. C.P.O. Street. 1st. attack at the wherl carrying out helm and telstaph orders. stayed up there until no further use navigationally lashed wheel hard a Port. ont round less deck, everything in darkness down there for 2nd. attack. Took over supply party from L/S. and supplied Section to guns and Pom-Pom ammunition Helped to put A.B. Riddle in Neil Robertson and saw 1st. Lieut. about putting him in M.B. and A.B. Davies Tent aft to obey pipe 77 Volunteers to steer from aft Say aft " Cleared tiller flat ( l'awston, Frost )took cover for final attack and themabandoned ship IVS helan exceptionally good with supply parties. No lights all done with torches. toker Mercer worked very well with supply parties A.B. passed up ammunition from shell room.