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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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suggested that DSR be requested to remark on para 11(ii).
Awamery from
2/12/40.
for the small and S.P.'s in means the automatic Strenuous destruction efforts are of being C.B.'s made to devise safes of ships operating in shallow waters. No completely of satisfactory solution has yet been obtained research organisations have been consulted.
a number independent experts in various industries and but by seawater have been developed but production difficultie
Printing processes in which the print is destroy have still to be overcome.
Partial destruction of C.B.'s could be effected by the use of incendiary materials as a bottom lining to a standard pattern safe, modified as proposed by S.O. Naval
Base, Barrow, on N.I.D. 01398/40.
The question of additional means to assist heat penetration by incendiary bomb or other incendiary materia was discussed with the Government Chemist who stated that this could be conveniently done by spraying the printed pages before or after binding with a cellulose nitrate lacquer. A coating of any desired thickness and resistant to produced. accidental ignition by a burning cigarette end, can be informed and it is understood that he is taking up with
Pay. Lt. Cdr. Wilson of Signal Department has be
Messrs. and British Xylonite Co. the question of coating C.B.
job. S.P.'s with cellulose nitrate ladquer as a production for Inv.anlay D. S. R.
11. 12. 40.
D.S. Ro remarks are noted
Herroes
12/12/160
Submitted for information.
N.C.A
Head Tawso 14.12.40 of NL.
BAR 16/12/40

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suggested that DSR be requested to
remark on para 11(ii).
Awamery from
2/12/40.
for the small and S.P.'s in means the
automatic Strenuous destruction efforts are of being C.B.'s made to devise
safes of ships operating in shallow waters. No
completely of satisfactory solution has yet been obtained
research organisations have been consulted.
a number independent experts in various industries and but
by seawater have been developed but production difficultie
Printing processes in which the print is destroy
have still to be overcome.
Partial destruction of C.B.'s could be effected
by the use of incendiary materials as a bottom lining to a
standard pattern safe, modified as proposed by S.O. Naval
Base, Barrow, on N.I.D. 01398/40.
The question of additional means to assist heat
penetration by incendiary bomb or other incendiary materia
was discussed with the Government Chemist who stated that
this could be conveniently done by spraying the printed
pages before or after binding with a cellulose nitrate
lacquer. A coating of any desired thickness and resistant
to produced. accidental ignition by a burning cigarette end, can be
informed and it is understood that he is taking up with
Pay. Lt. Cdr. Wilson of Signal Department has be
Messrs. and British Xylonite Co. the question of coating C.B.
job. S.P.'s with cellulose nitrate ladquer as a production
for Inv.anlay D. S. R.
11. 12. 40.
D.S. Ro remarks are noted
Herroes
12/12/160
Submitted for information.
N.C.A
Head Tawso 14.12.40 of NL.
BAR 16/12/40