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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Park NL 6245/40 - TR Vice Admiral A. Bedford, c/o Commander-in-Chief, Commander-in-Chief, 31 H. M. Ships and Vessels, T Western Approaches, The Nore. Plymouth. Copies to:- is Commodoreyin-Charge, 17th August, 1940. Sheerness. Secretary, N.L. Branch, Admiralty. No:- A.B.2/40. With reference to Admiralty Letter N.L. 6245/40 of 31st July, 1940 I propose the following programme for holding the enquiries which I am directed to carry out:- Name of Officer. Ship. Date. Time. Late. Now Serving. Temp. Lt. H. Jones, GRACIE WILDFIRE Wednesday 1430. ted R.N.V.R. FIELDS. 81/8/40 Temp.Lt.Cdr.B.R. CRESTED PEMBROKE for Thursday 0930. Booth, R.N.R. EAGLE. EMPEROR OF 22/8/40 INDIA. Lieut. D. H. D. MOSQUITO HUSSAR - do - 1100 Gardiner, R.N. Temp.Sub.Lt. GRIVE R.N. Hospital, Friday a.m. J.K.B. Miles, Chatham. 23/8/40 R.N.V.R. 2. If these arrangements are convenient it is requested that I may be informed where I may hold these enquiries and that the Officers named above may be directed to attend. The order in which the enquiries on first three ships named are held is immaterial. 3. It is requested that the two Officers detailed in accordance with the last paragraph of the Admiralty Letter attend a quarter of an hour earlier than the time of opening the Enquiry. (spe) VICE-ADMIRAL GADM L UADM PASS T I $ PASS TO ADDRESS VICE ADM ADMIRAL ROOM FOR PSE READ R 1002/23 78.