TNA ADM 199 792

Collection details

TNA ADM 199 792

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

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: 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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198	Log in to enlarge	Dynamo. / A22/1515? Ref No. GD. 264/11 t 246 SECRET. 244 ze FROM: COMMANDER M/S. THOMAS BARTLETT a DATE: 28TH MAY, 1940. TO: VICE ADMIRAL DOVER. by Regret to report H.M.T. "Thomas Bartlett", whilst endeavouring to avoid shell fire was sunk by mine in shallow mine field approximate position:- 11 51° 2' 12" N., 1° 54' E. off Calais There were 10 survivors. A written report will follow. nic WIHHHOM. 28 MAY 1940 Commander M/S. * * DOVER cand. In CAPTAIN AUXILIARY PATRO VICE ADMIR AL it 1- JUN 1940 so the (Continued over).	Dover May Thomas

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Dynamo. / A22/1515 ?
Ref No. GD. 264/11
t
246
SECRET.
244
ze
FROM:
COMMANDER M/S.
THOMAS BARTLETT a
DATE:
28TH MAY, 1940.
TO:
VICE ADMIRAL DOVER.
by
Regret to report H.M.T. "Thomas Bartlett",
whilst endeavouring to avoid shell fire was sunk by
mine in shallow mine field approximate position:-
11
51° 2' 12" N.,
1° 54' E.
off Calais
There were 10 survivors. A written report
will follow.
nic
WIHHHOM.
28 MAY 1940
Commander M/S.
*
*
DOVER
cand.
In
CAPTAIN AUXILIARY PATRO
VICE ADMIR AL
it
1- JUN 1940
so
the
(Continued over).