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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	Date BOMB.	Date GUNFIRE.	Date COLLISION.	Date MINE.
SER, A/A.	2/6 CALCUTTA
ROYERS.	28/5 WINDSOR		29/5 MONTROSE
	29/5 GALLANT		30/5 WORCESTER
	29/5 GREYHOUND		31/5 HARVESTER
	29/5 INTREPID		31/5 ICARUS
	29/5 JAGUAR		31/5 IMPULSIVE
	29/5 SALADIN		31/5 MALCOLM
	29/5 WOLFHOUND		31/5 SCIMITAR
	30/5 ANTHONY		31/5 WOLSEY
	30/5 SABRE		1/6 VENOMOUS
	31/5 EXPRESS		1/6 VIMY
	1/6 IVANHOE		1/6 WHITEHALL
	1/6 VIVACIOUS		2/6 MALCOLM
	1/6 WORCESTER
	2/6 SABRE
SWEEPERS.	29/5 KELLETT	1/6 SANDOWN	2/61 LEDA
	29/5 PANGBOURNE
	31/5 HEBE
	31/5 WESTWARD Ho
SONNEL	29/5 CANTERBURY	27/5 BIARRITZ	1/6 MAID OF
SSELS.	29/5 ST. SEIRIOI	30/5 PRINCESS	ORLEANS
	1/6 PRAGUE	MAUD	2/6 BEN-MY-
	2/6 ROYAL DAFFODIL		CHREE
PITAL	29/5 ISLE OF	27/5 ISLE OF		1/6 ST. DAVID
RRIERS.	GUERNSEY	THANET
	30/5 ST. JULIAN 2/6 WORTHING
TRAWLER.		2/6 KINGSTON 2/6 SPURS
CELLANEOUS.	29/5 BIDEFORD (Sloop)	27/5 MONA'S ISLE (A.B.V.)	31/5 ROSBUCK
	1/6 KINGFISHER (Corvette)	27/5 KING ORRY (A.B.V.)
	1/6 MONA'S ISLE (A.B.V.)

Anthony Biarritz Bideford Calcutta Canterbury Gallant Hebe Intrepid Ivanhoe Jaguar Mona's Isle Montrose Pangbourne Prague Princess Sabre Sandown Spurs Vivacious Westward Westward Ho Windsor Wolsey Worthing King Malcolm Maud

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 558.

APPENDIX II (Part II)
to
Operation "DYNAMO" Narrative of Events.
LIST OF H.M. SHIPS AND VESSELS DAMAGED DURING OPERATION DYNAMO.
Date BOMB.
Date GUNFIRE.
Date COLLISION.
Date MINE.
SER, A/A.
2/6 CALCUTTA
ROYERS.
28/5 WINDSOR
29/5 MONTROSE
29/5 GALLANT
30/5 WORCESTER
29/5 GREYHOUND
31/5 HARVESTER
29/5 INTREPID
31/5 ICARUS
29/5 JAGUAR
31/5 IMPULSIVE
29/5 SALADIN
31/5 MALCOLM
29/5 WOLFHOUND
31/5 SCIMITAR
30/5 ANTHONY
31/5 WOLSEY
30/5 SABRE
1/6 VENOMOUS
31/5 EXPRESS
1/6 VIMY
1/6 IVANHOE
1/6 WHITEHALL
1/6 VIVACIOUS
2/6 MALCOLM
1/6 WORCESTER
2/6 SABRE
SWEEPERS.
29/5 KELLETT
1/6 SANDOWN
2/61 LEDA
29/5 PANGBOURNE
31/5 HEBE
31/5 WESTWARD Ho
SONNEL
29/5 CANTERBURY
27/5 BIARRITZ
1/6 MAID OF
SSELS.
29/5 ST. SEIRIOI
30/5 PRINCESS
ORLEANS
1/6 PRAGUE
MAUD
2/6 BEN-MY-
2/6 ROYAL
CHREE
DAFFODIL
PITAL
29/5 ISLE OF
27/5 ISLE OF
1/6 ST. DAVID
RRIERS.
GUERNSEY
THANET
30/5 ST. JULIAN
2/6 WORTHING
TRAWLER.
2/6 KINGSTON
2/6 SPURS
CELLANEOUS.
29/5 BIDEFORD
27/5 MONA'S
31/5 ROSBUCK
(Sloop)
ISLE (A.B.V.)
1/6 KINGFISHER
27/5 KING ORRY
(Corvette)
(A.B.V.)
1/6 MONA'S ISLE
(A.B.V.)
Note: A number of skoots, launches, motor boats,
ships' life-boats, naval cutters and whalers
were wrecked or foundered during the
operation.