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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Page 2. Denonnnel. STATEMENT OF CONTENTS. Ga, Guille,D,S,O., his operation Pages. made Destroyers ... ... 1 - 43 1 Minesweepers .. ... ... ... 44 - 69 Sloops ... 70 - 71 A.A. Vessel ... ... ... ... 72 R.N. Corvettes ... ... ... ... 73 turn h Gunboats ... ... ... ... 74 1 77 the the Portsmouth Inner Patrol Yachts :. 78 - 80 t the ing ing Flare-Burning Drifters of the ion Dover Command ... ... ... 81 - 84 Thames Local Defence Flotilla ... 85 I 86 "M" Drifters attached to ith H.M.S. WATCHFUL ... ... ... 87 Minesweeping Vessals ... ... 88 - 90 the Miscellaneous, including Tugs, peration Motor Boats, Civilian Small Craft, ship, 91 114 ace of a Yachts, &c. 1 ... manship M.T.B's and M.A.S.B's 115 - 118 ... ... Skoots 119 - 126 ... ... ... "A" Personnel Ships ... 127 - 134 ... Beach Parties 135 - 136 ng trips 001 ... ... 1, took to this 1 Base Personnel 137 - 142 ... ... tion. He ... ting ie Vice Admiral's Staff, Dover ... 143 - 144 nkirk 11 and Base Staff 145 - 149 ... ... ... Sea Transport Officers 150 - 151 ... ... sical ented cks. S spirit with living which spaces with troops, accepted with the Everyone consequent filling 0000 of litter, his all heat. the not at. to all sa dirt, was remarkable.