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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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2.
wird to
93° and back. while at Bray Dunes, dice bombur were experienced about every hay hour. Only attack was made on Hosquito, which missed, two ships on either side (Gested Eagle and Be hit. Mosqui to's pomporm definity brought do bomker which came down in the sea and pro seriously damaged another which disappeared lo the houses. after 550 troups had been embark
29/5
boats Mosquito fotunder way at about 2230.
number would, I considered, have got in the w officient handling of the guns. about 50 wen seriously wounded and these were ac comodate the wondroom, C.O.'s cabin and other officer
Soon after starting back IE was hailed by the
"Normannia and asked to take her in Tow.
been his by a bone can lier in the day and her out. of action. I took her in tow and the go has were Dunkirk, kutabout two miles past event aband past started to sink and the then entiance I tourd she her clear of the channel and crew ship; Ross, who passing, picked up proceeded the
W.M.S. soldiess that was were ouboard. Itten having been
30/5 Dover few arriving there about 0930/30
3. seized On securing up, so the ship remained in Dover delayed by for. alongside at Dover the main all stearur Thur while ships staff of repairs at 1930 instru been Twing see repaired the steering
4. on completion from V.A. Dover. No reply having Krema by requested the following morning, I asked if I was

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2.
wird
to
93° and back. while at Bray Dunes, dice bombur
were experienced about every hay hour. Only
attack was made on Hosquito, which missed,
two ships on either side (Gested Eagle and Be
hit. Mosqui to's pomporm definity brought do
bomker which came down in the sea and pro
seriously damaged another which disappeared lo
the houses. after 550 troups had been embark
29/5
boats Mosquito fotunder way at about 2230.
number would, I considered, have got in the w
officient handling of the guns. about 50 wen
seriously wounded and these were ac comodate
the wondroom, C.O.'s cabin and other officer
Soon after starting back IE was hailed by the
"Normannia and asked to take her in Tow.
been his by a bone can lier in the day and her
out. of action. I took her in tow and the go has
were Dunkirk, kutabout two miles past event aband
past started to sink and the then
entiance I tourd she her clear of the channel and crew
ship; Ross, who passing, picked up proceeded the
W.M.S. soldiess that was were ouboard. Itten having been
30/5 Dover few arriving there about 0930/30
3. seized On securing up, so the ship remained in Dover
delayed by for. alongside at Dover the main all stearur Thur
while ships staff of repairs at 1930 instru been Twing see
repaired the steering
4. on completion from V.A. Dover. No reply having Krema
by requested the following morning, I asked if I was