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.

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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216	Log in to enlarge	260 2 Royal Naval Hospital, Cha tham. Dynamo 251, B14/0/1276 263 6th June, 1940. 259 H.M.S. GRIVE - REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS. 262 to GRIVE (Report from Sub Lt. J.K.B. Miles, R.N.V.R., dated 6th June, 1940.) the movements of 1 The Hon. L.J.O. Lambart bn II. 5m Portsmouth on Wednesday to notify the changes in 80 and which may possibly y in compiling CR ualty list No. 0221/80. ers to proceed from VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER. 5-40) S/Lt. F.B. Hobson seen the Medical Officer Forwarded. It is suggested that e of which he was recommendations for awards to officers should meantime Captain Lambert be made on the contents of this letter, and Lee-on-Solent as an after further reference to Sub Lieut. Miles operations and he joined as regards ratings. I would like to add that Captain the Hon. Lionel Lambart was 67 years of age and was one of the happiest men th at 1530 on the in England when he came to say goodbye before 2400 awaiting further sailing for Dover. re at 0800 30th and mander-in-Chief Dover, the evening tide at Hames 00 and we proceeded Portsmouth. ach with our two whalers 10th June, 1940. Admiral. ed however that for the d carry this method was CADMIRAL VE" remained about two ver A.M. 31st with n air raid on the town 13JUN 1940 but the beach remained SV-R attack at the Eastern guns. at 1400 31st, "GRIVE bout 2000, and took O psoy 400 troops Irom the Jetty, more might have been e 2891 but there was a very severe air raid and as the This were three abreast at the jetty Captain Lambart theade 1 to withdraw and reduce the target. This air maid BMS'S med out to sea and just after clearing the harbour 1th0 uconfidentally thought that "GRIVE'S" after 12 pounder £8006 for an enemy machine. Returning to Dover by Heanr 6. June, "GRIVE" landed her troops, and although having ounds of ammunition per gun, set out again at 0300. IBB-0 moon a NORBE. Joproaching Dunkirk about 0800 "GRIVE" proceeded in spett to a signal to the assistance of H.M.S. "IVANHOE", gruer Accourival found another vessel alongside already. I EBHI SETho armanted to Captain Lambart that I could see a group contien anrine owne on the jetty and he accordingly proceeded alongside ca Bk them off undergoing very heavy bombing attacks in De Domenthe babunately left us unharmed although one salvo dropped Lunde the jetty while we were on the inside. We mcvoe.dh edot missenrom the harbour and proceeded to sea, a tremendous was proceeding all this time. and [over	England Evening Grive Ivanhoe De Dover Lambart Lee May Miles

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260
2
Royal Naval Hospital,
Cha tham.
Dynamo 251,
B14/0/1276
263
6th
June,
1940.
259
H.M.S. GRIVE - REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS. 262
to GRIVE
(Report from Sub Lt. J.K.B. Miles, R.N.V.R.,
dated 6th June, 1940.)
the movements of
1 The Hon. L.J.O. Lambart
bn
II.
5m Portsmouth on Wednesday
to notify the changes in
80
and which may possibly
y in compiling CR ualty list
No. 0221/80.
ers to proceed from
VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER.
5-40) S/Lt. F.B. Hobson
seen the Medical Officer
Forwarded. It is suggested that
e of which he was
recommendations for awards to officers should
meantime Captain Lambert
be made on the contents of this letter, and
Lee-on-Solent as an
after further reference to Sub Lieut. Miles
operations and he joined
as regards ratings. I would like to add
that Captain the Hon. Lionel Lambart was 67
years of age and was one of the happiest men
th at 1530 on the
in England when he came to say goodbye before
2400 awaiting further
sailing for Dover.
re at 0800 30th and
mander-in-Chief Dover,
the evening tide at
Hames
00 and we proceeded
Portsmouth.
ach with our two whalers
10th June, 1940.
Admiral.
ed however that for the
d carry this method was
CADMIRAL
VE" remained about two
ver A.M. 31st with
n air raid on the town
13JUN 1940
but the beach remained
SV-R
attack at the Eastern
guns.
at 1400 31st, "GRIVE
bout 2000, and took O
psoy 400 troops Irom the Jetty, more might have been
e 2891 but there was a very severe air raid and as the
This were three abreast at the jetty Captain Lambart
theade 1 to withdraw and reduce the target. This air maid
BMS'S med out to sea and just after clearing the harbour
1th0 uconfidentally thought that "GRIVE'S" after 12 pounder
£8006 for an enemy machine. Returning to Dover by
Heanr 6. June, "GRIVE" landed her troops, and although having
ounds of ammunition per gun, set out again at 0300.
IBB-0 moon
a NORBE. Joproaching Dunkirk about 0800 "GRIVE" proceeded in
spett to a signal to the assistance of H.M.S. "IVANHOE",
gruer Accourival found another vessel alongside already. I
EBHI SETho armanted to Captain Lambart that I could see a group
contien anrine owne on the jetty and he accordingly proceeded alongside
ca Bk them off undergoing very heavy bombing attacks
in De Domenthe babunately left us unharmed although one salvo dropped
Lunde the jetty while we were on the inside. We
mcvoe.dh edot missenrom the harbour and proceeded to sea, a tremendous
was proceeding all this time.
and
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