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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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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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141
CONFIDENTIAL.
Page
20.
139
Operation "DYNAMO" - Narrative of Events.
31/5
Friday, 31st May (continued).
effective quantities direct from the beaches, and to use the special tows, ships lifeboats, power lifeboats and tugs, which were on passage from Ramsgate, and which had been ear-marked for lifting the final covering force.
In the afternoon, however, it was learned that the
Military plan had been changed, and that it was no longer possible for the original covering position, as planned, to be held by 4,000 troops who were then to withdraw to the beaches for embarkation by boat. Instead, it was learned that the
Eastern-most Division was to be withdrawn Westward from the
La Panne area, and that the special flight of boats was to be used to lift this force from the beaches. At the same time, the troops in the Bray and Malo sectors were being thinned out by movements Westward towards Dunkirk itself. This change of plan involved concentrating the special tows and the minesweepers - to which they were to transfer the troops - into the stretch opposite the beach between Bray and one mile East of La Panne, and also advancing the commencement of the operation by one hour. The risk of this change of plan was obvious as the boat tows were not in communication with the
Vice Admiral, and reliance had to be placed on the Minesweepers to inform and see that the escorting M.A.S.B. would shepherd the tows to the new positions. The minesweepers had anchored so as to serve as guiding marks, as had been explained to the
Naval Officers in each tow.
Apart from the special tow, a very large number of small power boats despatched, in most cases direct, from the
South East Ports, Newhaven to Sheerness, were arriving off the beaches, and compensated in a large measure for the heavy losses that had occurred amongst the original towing boats, whalers, cutters, lifeboats and ships' boats, which had
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occurred on the beaches during the preceding 3 days.
On the La Panne beaches after 1600 very good progress was made. The piers of pontoons built by the Military the previous day were extremely useful, and were largely responsible for the rapid evacuation of troops. All the troops that could be found were embarked by midnight and ferried off to the ships. The local Beach-master (Captain R. Pim, R.N.V.R)
searched the adjacent beaches for stragglers at midnight, and was informed by a Staff Officer that no more troops would embark from the La Panne beaches, but would march to Dunkirk, as it was anticipated that these beaches would be shelled and probably be in German hands the following day. This, as it turned out, was a correct forecast. The Beach-master estimates that 5,000 men were lifted from the La Panne beaches during the evening and up to midnight.
62. At 1920 all ships in the fleets were informed by the Vice Admiral that the final evacuation of the B.E.F. was expedted on the night lst/2nd June, and that the evacuation of the French from Dunkirk and Malo beach would continue from
1st June by both British and French ships.
63/
Boat Evening Forecast Newhaven Progress Reliance Westward Day March May Page Shepherd
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164
163
APPENDIX I.
Page 2
of and final.
181
Operation "DYNAMO"
-
Narrative of Events.
FLARE BURNING
BOY ROY
GOLDEN GIFT
PAXTON
DRIFTER:
EILEEN EMMA
GOLDEN SUNBEAM
SHIPMATES
FORECAST
LORD HOWARD
THE BOYS
GERVAIS RENTOUL
LORD HOWE
TORBAY II
GIRL GLADYS
MIDAS
UT PROSIM
GIRL PAMELA
NETSUKIS
YORKSHIRE LASS
YOUNG MUN
GUARDSHIPS AND
LORMONT
MONA'S ISLA
KING ORRY
A.B.V's:
LLANTHONY
CORVETTES:
KINGFISHER
G
ILLEMOT
F.A.A.
AIR FORCE
GRIEVE
AMULREE
TRAINING VESSEL:
M.T.B's:
16
M.A.S.B's:
6
67
7
68
10
100
102
107
PERSONNEL SHIPS:
ARCHANGEL
LOCH GARRY
PRINCESS MAUD
AUTOCARRIER
LORINA
QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL
BEN MY CHREE
HAID OF ORLEANS
ROUEN
BIARRITZ
MALINES
ROYAL DAFFODIL
CANTERBURY
MANX MAID
ROYAL SOVEREIGN
COTE D'ARGENT
MANX- MAN
SCOTIA
FENELLA
MONA'S QUEEN
ST. HELIER
KILLARNEY
NEWHAVEN
ST. SEIRIOL
KING GEORGE V
NORMANIA
TYNWALD
LADY OF MAN
PRAGUE
OSPITAL CARRIERS: DINARD
ISLE OF GUERNSEY ST. ANDREW
ISLE OF THANET ST DAVID
PARIS
ST JULIAN
WORTHING
OTE:
In addition, some 23 of H.M. Trawlers, Drifters and
Yachts of the Nore Command assisted by taking one or more tows of boats to the coast.
Amulree Archangel Autocarrier Ben-my-Chree Biarritz Boy Roy Canterbury Dinard Drifter Eileen Eileen Emma Fenella Forecast Gervais Rentoul Girl Gladys Girl Pamela Golden Gift Golden Sunbeam Isle of Guernsey Isle of Thanet Killarney King George King George V Llanthony Lord Howard Lord Howe Lorina Lormont Malines Manx Maid Midas Netsukis Newhaven Normania Paris Paxton Prague Princess Princess Maud Queen Rouen Royal Daffodil Royal Sovereign Scotia Shipmates St David St. Andrew St. Helier St. Seiriol Sunbeam The Boys Torbay II TS King George V TSS Princess Maud TSS Scotia Tynwald Worthing Yorkshire Lass George King Maud Page Young
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OCR table 1 from document page 111
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINE SWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS
WINCHELSEA 925 TYNWALD 1153 EMPEROR OF INDIA 217 AMAZONE 338 BRANLEBAS 520
CODRINGTON (I) 1901 MAID OF ORLEANS 1100 GOSSAMER 500 BRIGHTON QUEEN 160 PASCHOLL 138 IMPETUEUSE 650
IMPULSIVE (I) 1112 BEN-MY-CHREE 2015 SKIPJACK 450 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 385 DEMOK I 100 MARGEAUX 369
ESK (I) 1041 ROYAL DAFFODIL 1817 SALAMANDER 393 PLINLIMMON 900 FRISCO 357 FOUDROYANT 487
MALCOLM (I) 681 ST. HELIER 500 FITZROY 3 SNAEPELL 520 TINY 300
WIDGEON 151 PRAGUE 1039 HEBE 270 MEDWAY QUEEN 500 HORST 800
WORCESTER 800 MANXMAN 951 WESTWARD Ho 752 AEGIR 350
VENOMOUS (I) 670 MALINES 700 NIGER 205 TWENTE 350
WHITEHALL 1300 ROYAL SOVEREIGN 1502 DUNDALK 450 2682 ANTJE 443
SHIKARI 600 KING GEORGE V 500 ALBURY 130 DENEB 100 62919
BASILISK (I) 420 ROUEN 800 LYDD 450 DOGGERSBANK 400
HARVESTER (I) 1207 COTE D'ARGENT 400 LEDA 379 DELTA 300 Total
IVANHOE 1290 KELLETT 200
WHITEHALL 943 SUTTON 110
ICARUS (I) 781 HALCYON 422
EXPRESS (I) 482 SCIMITAR 568 DRIFTERS TRAWLERS MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS
BASILISK (II) 338 HARVESTER (II) 808 FISHER BOY 225 STELLA DORADO 51 M.T.B.102 20 DINARD 90 PRESIDENT BUARS 166
JACKETA 203 OLVINA 244 GRIEVE (F.A.A. WORTHING 300 DEVINS PAPIN 177
WINDSOR (I) 658 CODRINGTON (II) FIDGET 304 WOLVES 50 Trng. vessel) 325 PARIS 230 GAMBOUL 14
478 WOLSEY FISHER BOY & GLENAVON- 652 LOCUST (Gunboat 620 ST.JULIAN 287 DILIGANTE 346
425 JACKETA 402 GLENGOWER 800 BIDEFORD (Sloop) 436 COMD. DELAGE 287
HAVANT (I) 932 LORD HOWARD 105 AGNES CROSS BORDEAUX 281
VIMY 300 CALETA 35 (Lifeboat) 3 DUTCH DAFFIL 100
ICARUS (II) 682 SHIPMATES 127 1797 GULZAR (Yacht CACHIN 600
BASILISK (III) 357 YORKSHIRE LASS 194 Danlayer) 221 EMMA LASTUS 35
EXPRESS (II) 467 MONARDA 80 ADVENTURERS (Exam.Serv. 82 HDAYA 300
HAVANT (II) 533 UT PROSIM 218 H.M.S. Unknown 54
IMPULSIVE (II) 353 GIRL GLADYS 117 RAMSGATE Lifeboat 17 MISCELLANEOUS (Cont.)
VENOMOUS (II) 408 FORECAST 78 SARGOSSO (M/S Yacht)80 HYTHE (Coastal
WINCHELSEA (II) 1172 GOLDEN GIFT 150 HOPPER No.24 400 Steamer 749
MALCOLM (II) 1014 3 Various 700 LAROC, F.W.23 & 3177 ROEBUCK -do- 342
WINDSOR (II) 588 KINGFISHER (A/S Exp. PERSIA (Tug) 27
KEITH 200 2938 Ship) (I) 268 2977 KINGFISHER (A/S Exp.Ship) (II)
ANTHONY 1137 SMALL VIKING 62 DWARF 34
GLENWAY 64
Aegir Agnes Cross Albury Amazone Anthony Antje Ben-my-Chree Bideford Bordeaux Caleta Delta Deneb Dinard Doggersbank Dundalk Dutch Daffil Dwarf Emperor of India Fidget Fisher Boy Fitzroy Forecast Frisco Gamboul Girl Gladys Glenway Golden Gift Gulzar Hebe Horst Hythe Ivanhoe Jacketa King George King George V Laroc Lord Howard Lydd Maid of Orleans Malines Manxman Monarda Olvina Paris Pascholl Persia Plinlimmon Prague President Buars Princess Princess Elizabeth Queen Roebuck Rouen Royal Daffodil Royal Sovereign Shipmates Skipjack Small Viking St. Helier Tiny TS King George V Twente Tynwald Vera Viking Westward Westward Ho Widgeon Windsor Wolsey Wolves Worthing Yorkshire Lass Fisher George King Malcolm May
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OCR table 1 from document page 114
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINESWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS FRENCH DESTROYERS
SHIKARI 700 LADY OF MANN 180 SPEEDWELL 300 MARMION 198 DOGGERS BANK 50 LA FLORE 410
VENOMOUS (I) 957 ROYAL SOVEREIGN 1500 DUNDALK 399 MEDWAY QUEEN 481 BOUCLIER 340
SABRE 500 KING GEORGE V 1460 ALBURY 200 DUCHESS OF FIFE 300
WINDSOR 1022 ST. HELIER 500 NIGER 430 WESTWARD HO 48
WINCHELSEA 152 TYNWALD 1200 PANGBOURNE 43 ORIOLE 750
ESK 500 COTE D'ARGENT 955 GOSSAMER 400
WHITSHED 82 NEWHAVEN 396 HALCYON 416 29,525
VANQUISHER 37 ROUEN 1286 KELLETT 364 Total
CODRINGTON 44 7307 2552
VIVACIOUS 38 VENOMOUS (II) 1500 DRIFTERS TRAWLERS MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS
WORCESTER 900 STARLIGHT RAYS 319 TOPAZE 118 LOCUST (Gunboat) 800 ANDRE MARCEL 50
MIDAS 43 CAYTON WYKE 300 GULZAR (Yacht) 140 H.51 ) Belgian 88
YORKSHIRE LASS 25 SARGASSO 252 0.318)
FORECAST 108 418 GLENWAY (Barge) 213 FOREIGN VESSELS JEAN BART 102
NETSUKIS 119 NEWHAVEN Lifeboat 51 (Contd.) DUTCH M. v.M. 23
GOLDEN SUNBEAM 163 SUN XI (Tug) 188 GEORGE EDOUARD 401
UT PROSIM 49 SUN X " 211 4 French MANA ELENA 120
LORD HOWARD 100 ST.OLAVES " 200 Drifters 42 BARBARA AUGUSTE 65
Various 1600 FOREMOST = 91 AUSA 47 CORJESU (Coaster) 191
S.O.1 6 2.25 84 GUIDO GEZHLLE 145
37270 10 0.318) BERNADETTE DE LISIEUX 79
2526 2 Fishing Boats 103 H.51 ) 88 SIDERES LOUISE)
D.G.950 47 6 French boats LUCIEN GAIGY ) 157
MARLBOROUGH 318 SARZIK 16
(W.D. M/L) 34 A.5 229 BELGE 300
D.G.694 A.73 23 DUPENE 307
2.26 199 COASTER 233 PATRIE (Fr.Trawler) 350
D.C.715 JEUNE FRANCE 12 PINETTE 7 3565
B.P.1 72 LA CERE 30
K.L. 36 ABEL DEWULF) 16
Z.40 87 CODS CENADE Barges 90
5 Motor launches 94 N.53 19
Lifeboat & Launch 69 V.P.19 59
" & 2 launches 115 GILDA 83
CONSTANT LEOPOLD) 867
Abel Dewulf Albury Ausa Barbara Bart Bernadette Cayton Wyke Duchess Duchess of Fife Dundalk Forecast Glenway Golden Sunbeam Guido Gulzar Jeune France King George King George V Lady of Mann Lord Howard Marlborough Midas Netsukis Newhaven Pangbourne Patrie Pinette Queen Rouen Royal Sovereign Sabre Sargasso Sarzik Speedwell St. Helier Starlight Rays Sun Sun X Sun XI Sunbeam Topaze TS King George V Tynwald Vivacious Westward Westward Ho Whitshed Windsor Yorkshire Lass Barge De George King Mann Page
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OCR table 1 from document page 115
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINESWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS FRENCH DESTROYERS
EXPRESS 611 Auto Carrier 712 SPEEDWELL 396 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 329 PASCHOLL 300 BOUCLIER 318
VENOMOUS 1200 TYNWALD 1950 HALCYON 522 PI INLIMMON 150 TUNG 400 T.112 117
SABRE 592 LADY OF MANN 1244 KELLETT 52 ORIOLE 50 HONDSRUG 500 T:113 275
SHIKARI 383 CANTI RBURY 659 ALBURY 470 QUEEN OF THANET 150 T.143 406
MALCOLM 736 ROYAI SOVEREIGN 1350 LEDA 500 MEDWAY QUEEN 400
VANQUISHER 414 PRINCESS MAUD 1270 1940
WHITSHED 444 NEWH/VEN 729
VIVACIOUS 463 COTE D'ARGENT 1349
GALLANT 460 KING GEORGE V 750
Albury Bart Boat Drifter Emile Forecast Gallant Goliath Guillemot Hondsrug Irma King George King George V Lady of Mann London Marie Moya Pascholl Patrie Princess Princess Elizabeth Princess Maud Puisse Marie Queen Sabre Saturn Speedwell Sun Sun IV T.112 T.143 TS King George V TSS Princess Maud Tynwald Vivacious Whitshed George King Malcolm Mann Maud
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Page 20.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Operation "DYNAMO" - Narrative of Events.
Friday, 31st May (continued).
effective quantities direct from the beaches, and to use the special tows, ships lifeboats, power lifeboats and ear-marked tugs, which were on passage from Ramsgate, and which had been for lifting the final covering force.
In the afternoon, however, it was learned that the
Military plan had been changed, and that it was no longer possible for the original covering position, as planned, to be held by 4,000 troops who were then to withdraw to the beaches for embarkation by boat. Instead, it was learned that the
Eastern-most Division was to be withdrawn Westward from the
La Panne area, and that the special flight of boats was to be used to lift this force from the beaches. At the same time, the troops in the Bray and Malo sectors were boing thinned out by movements Westward towards Dunkirk itself. This change of plan involved concentrating the special tows and the minesweepers - to which they were to transfer the troops - into the stretch opposite the beach between Bray and one mile East of La Panne, and also advancing the commencement of the operation by one hour. The risk of this change of plan was obvious as the boat tows were not in communication with the
Vice Admiral, and reliance had to be placed on the Minesweepers to inform and see that the escorting M.A.S.B.'s would shepherd the tows to the new positions. The minesweepers had anchored so as to serve as guiding marks, as had been explained to the
Naval Officers in each tow.
Apart from the special tow, a very large number of small power boats despatched, in most cases direct, from the
South East Ports, Newhaven to Sheerness, were arriving off the beaches, and compensated in a large measure for the heavy losses that had occurred amongst the original towing boats, whalers, outters, lifeboats and ships' boats, which had occurred on the beaches during the preceding 3 days.
On the La Panne beaches after 1600 very good progress was made. The piers of pontoons built by the Military the previous day were extremely useful, and were largely responsible for the rapid evacuation of troops. All the troops that could be found were embarked by midnight and ferried off to the ships. The local Beach-master (Captain R. Pim, R.N.V.R.)
searched the adjacent beaches for stragglers at midnight, and was informed by a Starf Officer that no more troops would embark from the La Panne beaches, but would march to Dunkirk, as it was anticipated that these beaches would be shelled and probably be in German hands the following day. This, as it turned out, was a correct forecast. The Beach-master estimates that 5,000 men were lifted from the La Panne beaches during the evening and up to midnight.
62. At 1920 all ships in the fleets were informed by the Vice Admiral that the final evacuation of the B.E.F. was expedted on the night lst/2nd June, and that the evacuation of the French from Dunkirk and Malo beach would continue from
1st June by both British and French ships.
63/
Boat Evening Forecast Newhaven Progress Reliance Westward Day March May Page Shepherd
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APPENDIX I.
Page 2
of and final.
Operation "DYNAMO" - Narrative of Events.
URNING
BOY ROY
GOLDEN GIFT
PAXTON
:
EILEEN EMMA
GOLDEN SUNBEAM
SHIPMATES
FORECAST
LORD HOWARD
THE BOYS
GERVAIS RENTOUL
LORD HOWE
TORBAY II
GIRL GLADYS
MIDAS
UT PROSIM
GIRL PAMELA
NETSUKIS
YORKSHIRE LASS
YOUNG MUN
IPS AND
LORMONT
MONA'S ISLE
KING ORRY
:
LLANTHONY
ES:
KINGFISHER
GUILLEMOT
CE
GRIEVE
G VESSEL:
i
16
M.A.S.B's:
6
67
7
68
10
100
102
107
EL SHIPS:
ARCHANGEL
LOCH GARRY
PRINCESS MAUD
AUTOCARRIER
LORINA
QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL
BEN MY CHREE
HAID OF ORLEANS
ROUEN
BIARRITZ
MALINES
ROYAL DAFFODIL
CANTERBURY
MANX MAID
ROYAL SOVEREIGN
COTE D'ARGENT
MANX MAN
SCOTIA
FENELLA
MONA'S QUEEN
ST. HELIER
KILLARNEY
NEWHAVEN
ST. SEIRIOL
KING GEORGE V
NORMANIA
TYNWALD
LADY OF MAN
P. LGUE
L CARRIERS: DINARD
ISLE OF GUERNSEY ST. ANDREW
ISLE OF THANET ST. DAVID
PARIS
ST. JULIAN
WORTHING
In addition, some 23 of H.M. Trawlers, Drifters and achts of the Nore Command assisted by taking one or more
OWS of boats to the coast.
Archangel Autocarrier Ben-my-Chree Biarritz Boy Roy Canterbury Dinard Eileen Eileen Emma Fenella Forecast Gervais Rentoul Girl Gladys Girl Pamela Golden Gift Golden Sunbeam Guillemot Isle of Guernsey Isle of Thanet Killarney King George King George V Llanthony Lord Howard Lord Howe Lorina Lormont Malines Manx Maid Midas Mona's Isle Netsukis Newhaven Normania Paris Paxton Princess Princess Maud Queen Rouen Royal Daffodil Royal Sovereign Scotia Shipmates St. Andrew St. Helier St. Seiriol Sunbeam The Boys Torbay II TS King George V TSS Princess Maud TSS Scotia Tynwald Worthing Yorkshire Lass George King Maud Page Young
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OCR table 1 from document page 565
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINE SWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS
WINCHELSEA (I) 925 TYNWALD 1153 EMPEROR OF INDIA 217 AMAZONE 338 BRANLEBAS 520
CODRINGTON (I) 1901 MAID OF ORLEANS 1100 GOSSAMER 500 BRIGHTON QUEEN 160 PASCHOLL 138 IMPETUEUSE 650
IMPULSIVE (I) 1112 BEN-MY-CHREE 2015 SKIPJACK 450 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 385 DEMOK I 100 MARGEAUX 369
ESK (I) 1041 ROYAL DAFFODIL 1817 SALAMANDER 393 PLINLI'MON 900 FRISCO 357 FOUDROYANT 487
MALCOLM (I) 681 ST. HELIER 500 FITZROY 3 SNAEFELL 520 TINY 300
WIDGEON 151 PRAGUE 1039 HEBE 270 MEDWAY QUEEN 500 HORST 800
WORCESTER 800 MANXMAN 951 WESTWARD Ho 752 AEGIR 350
VENOMOUS (I) 670 MALINES 700 NIGER 205 TWENTE 350
WHITEHALL 1300 ROYAL SOVEREIGN 1502 DUNDALK 450 ANTJE 443
SHIKARI 600 KING GEORGE V 500 ALBURY 130 DENEB 100
BASILISK (I) 420 ROUEN 800 LYDD 450 DOGGERSBANK 400
HARVESTER (I) 1207 COTE D'ARGENT 400 LEDA 379 DELTA 300
IVANHOE 1290 KELLETT 200
WHITEHALL 943 SUTTON 110
ICARUS (I) 781 HALCYON 422
EXPRESS (I) 482 SCIMITAR 568 DRIFTERS TRAWLERS MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS
BASILISK (II) 338 808 FISHER BOY 225 STELLA DORADO 51 M.T.B.102 20 DINARD 90 PRESIDENT BUARS 166
HARVESTER (II) JACKETA 203 OLVINA 244 GRIEVE (F.A.A. WORTHING 300 DEVINS PAPIN 177
WINDSOR (I) 658 FIDGET 304 WOLVES 50 Trng. vessel) 325 PARIS 230 GAMBOUL 14
CODRINGTON (II) 478 WOLSEY 425 FISHER BOY & GLENAVON 652 LOCUST (Gunboat) 620 ST.JULIAN 287 DILIGANTE 346
JACKETA 402 GLENGOWER 800 BIDEFORD (Sloop) 436 COMD. DELAGE 287
HAVANT (I) 932 VIMY LORD HOWARD 105 AGNES CROSS BORDEAUX 281
300 CALETA 35 (Lifeboat) 3 DUTCH DAFFIL 100
ICARUS (II) 682 SHIPMATES 127 GULZAR (Yacht CACHIN 600
BASILISK (III) 357 YORKSHIRE LASS 194 Danlayer) 221 EMMA LASTUS 35
EXPRESS (II) 467 MONARDA 80 ADVENTURERS (Exam.Serv. 82 HDAYA 300
HAVANT (II) 533 UT PROSIM 218 H.M.S. Unknown 54
IMPULSIVE (II) 353 GIRL GLADYS 117 RAMSGATE Lifeboat 17 MISCELLANEOUS (Cont.)
VENOMOUS (II) 408 FORECAST 78 SARGOSSO (M/S Yacht)80 HYTHE (Coastal
WINCHELSEA (II) 1172 GOLDEN GIFT 150 HOPPER No.24 400 Steamer 749
MALCOLM (II) 1014 3 Various 700 LAROC, F.W.23 & ROEBUCK -do- 342
WINDSOR (II) 588 200 KINGFISHER (A/S Exp. PERSIA (Tug) 27
KEITH Ship) (I) 268 KINGFISHER (A/S Exp.Ship) (II)
ANTHONY 1137 SMALL VIKING 62 DWARF 34
61. M.B. VERA 30
Aegir Agnes Cross Albury Amazone Anthony Antje Ben-my-Chree Bideford Bordeaux Caleta Delta Deneb Dinard Doggersbank Dundalk Dutch Daffil Dwarf Emperor of India Fidget Fisher Boy Fitzroy Forecast Frisco Gamboul Girl Gladys Golden Gift Gulzar Hebe Horst Hythe Ivanhoe Jacketa King George King George V Laroc Lord Howard Lydd Maid of Orleans Malines Manxman Monarda Olvina Paris Pascholl Persia Prague President Buars Princess Princess Elizabeth Queen Roebuck Rouen Royal Daffodil Royal Sovereign Shipmates Skipjack Small Viking St. Helier Tiny TS King George V Twente Tynwald Vera Viking Westward Westward Ho Widgeon Windsor Wolsey Wolves Worthing Yorkshire Lass Fisher George King Malcolm May Page
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OCR table 1 from document page 568
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINESWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS FRENCH DESTROYERS
1
SHIKARI 700 LADY OF MANN 18 SPEEDWELL 300 MARMION 198 DOGGERS BANK 50 LA FLORE 410
VENOMOUS (I) 957 ROYAL SOVEREIGN 1500 DUNDALK 399 MEDWAY QUEEN 481 BOUCLIER 340 18
SABRE 500 KING GEORGE V 1460 ALBURY 200 DUCHESS OF FIFE 300 17
WINDSOR 1022 ST. HELIER 500 NIGER 430 WESTWARD HO 48 75
WINCHELSEA 152 TYNWALD 1200 PANGBOURNE 43 ORIOLE 750 06
ESK 500 COTE D'ARGENT 955 GOSSAMER 400
WHITSHED 82 NEWHAVEN 396 HALCYON 416
VAINQUISHER 37 ROUEN 1286 KELLETT 364
CODRINGTON 44
VIVACIOUS 38
VENOMOUS (II) 1500 DRIFTERS TRAWLERS MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS
WORCESTER 900
STARLIGHT RAYS 319 TOPAZE 118 LOCUST (Gunboat) 800 ANDRE MARCEL 50
MIDAS 43 CAYTON WYKE 300 GULZAR (Yacht) 140 H.51 ) Belgian 88 88
YORKSHIRE LASS 25 SARGASSO " 252 0.318) 37
FORECAST 108 GLENNAY (Barge) 213 FOREIGN VESSELS JEAN BART 102 52
NETSUKIS 119 NEWHAVEN Lifeboat 51 (Contd.) DUTCH M.v.M. 23 04
GOLDEN SUNBEAM 163 SUN XI (Tug) 188 GEORGE EDOUARD 401 06
UT PROSIM 49 SUN X " 211 4 French MANA ELENA 120 39
LORD HOWARD 100 ST.OLAVES " 200 Drifters 42 BARBARA AUGUSTE 65 93
Various 1600 FOREMOST " 91 AUSA 47 CORJESU (Coaster) 191 32
S.O.1 6 Z.25 84 GUIDO GEZTHLE 145 65
37270 10 0.318) BERNADETTE DE LISIEUX 79 59
2 Fishing Boats 103 H.51 ) 88 SIDERES LOUISE) 98
D.G.950 47 6 French boats LUCIEN GAIGY ) 157 82
MARLBOROUGH 318 SARZIK 16 .) 60
(W.D. M/L) 34 A.5 229 BELGE 300 145
D.G.694 ) A.73 23 DUPENE 307
Z.26 199 COASTER 233 PATRIE (Fr.Trawler) 350
D.C.715 ) JEUNE FRANCE 12 PINETTE 7
B.P.1 72 LA CIGIRID 30
K.L. 36 ABEL DEWULF) 16
2.40 87 CODS CENADE Barges 90
5 Motor launches SE N.53 19
Abel Dewulf Albury Ausa Barbara Bart Bernadette Cayton Wyke Duchess Duchess of Fife Dundalk Forecast Golden Sunbeam Guido Gulzar Jeune France King George King George V Lady of Mann Lord Howard Marlborough Midas Netsukis Newhaven Pangbourne Patrie Pinette Queen Rouen Royal Sovereign Sabre Sargasso Sarzik Speedwell St. Helier Starlight Rays Sun Sun X Sun XI Sunbeam Topaze TS King George V Tynwald Vivacious Westward Westward Ho Whitshed Windsor Yorkshire Lass Barge De George King Mann Page
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OCR table 1 from document page 569
DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINESWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS FRENCH DESTROYERS
EXPRESS 611 Auto Carrier 712 SPEEDWELL 396 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 329 PASCHOLL 300 BOUCLIER 318
VENOMOUS 1200 TYNWALD 1950 HALCYON 522 PL INLIMMON 150 TUNG 400 T.112 117
SABRE 592 LADY OF MANN 1244 KELLETT 52 ORIOLE 50 HONDSRUG 500 T.113 275
SHIKARI 383 CANTIRBURY 659 ALBURY 470 QUEEN OF THANET 150 T.143 406
MALCOLM 736 ROYAI SOVEREIGN 1350 LEDA 500 MEDWAY QUEEN 400
VANQUISHER 414 PRINCESS MAUD 1270
WHITSHED 444 NEWH/ VEN 729
VIVACIOUS 463 COTE D'ARGENT 1349
GALLANT 460 KING GEORGE V 750
OCR table 2 from document page 569
27
DRD TERS TRAWLERS MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS
28 FORECAST 123 SATURN 418 LOCUST (Gunboat) 196 CHASSEUR 88
29 2, Various 1900 GOLIATH 183 M.v. MOYA 37
30 8, 20 small ships 1528 PATRIE 152
GUILLEMOT LUCIEN GAIGY 204
31 5, (Corvette) 460 JEAN BART 106
June SUN IV 12 CHASSEUR 7th 39
9. IRMA MARIA PUISSE MARIE 293
5, (Fishing Boat ANDRE LOUISE 232
D.485) 26 CHASSEUR MARIE 265
3 2 lifeboats 184 GATIVOIS 159
4 Lifeboat Greater EMILE LOUISE 98
London 48 Fr.Trawler M.2 82
A.D.389 (Trawler) 60
Belgian Drifter 145
TO-
TALS 41
Albury Bart Boat Drifter Emile Forecast Gallant Goliath Guillemot Hondsrug Irma King George King George V Lady of Mann London Marie Moya Pascholl Patrie Princess Princess Elizabeth Princess Maud Puisse Marie Queen Sabre Saturn Speedwell Sun Sun IV T.112 T.113 T.143 TS King George V TSS Princess Maud Tynwald Vivacious Whitshed George King Malcolm Mann Maud May Page
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PS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940.
PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
SWEEPING CRAFT.
ARIA
JEANNIE MACINTOSH
REED
TY
JOHN AND NORA
RELONZO
NIC
JOHN CATTLING
RENASCENT
CK
LORD BARHAM
RESTRIVO
I
LORD CAVAN
REWGA
THNESS
LORD COLLINGWOOD
RIG
CO (E.S.)
LORD GREY
SARAH HYDE
FORT
LORD HOOD
SARGASSO
IDAW
LORD INCHCAPE
SATURN
TENTA
LORD KEITH
SILVER DAWN
SIBLE
LORD MELCHETT
STARLIGHT RAYS
GET
LORD RODNEY
STELLA RIGEL
HER BOY
LORD ST. VINCENT
STRATHELLIOTT
DEA
MARE
STRIVE
NIUS
MARETTA
SWIFT WING
A
NAUTILUS
TARANSAY
ZAR
OLIVAE
THOMAS BARTLETT
VERFORTH
OUR BAIRNS
THOMSONS
CKETA
OVERFALLS
THREE KINGS
CKEVE
F
POLLY JOHNSON
TWEENWAYS
UNICITY
S TRAWLERS.
GYLLSHIRE
KINGSTON ANDALUSITE
SPURS
ACKBURN ROVERS
KINGSTON OLIVINE
STELLA DORADO
PE ARGONA
LADY PHILOMENA
THURINGIA
YTON WYKE
OLVINA
TOPAZE
IMSBY TOWN
ST. ACHILLEUS
WESTELLA
INGSTON ALALITE
SAON
WOLVES
HAMES SPECIAL SERVICE SHIPS.
RESTED EAGLE
GOLDEN EAGLE
ROYAL EAGLE
.A/S.B's. M.T.B's. ETC.
M. A/S. B. 10
M.T.B. 68
.C. MOTOR-BOAT
( ex "EXCELLENT")
M.T.B. 16
M.L. 100
A/S. B. 6
M.T.B. 22
M.T.B. 102
.A/S. B. 7
M.T.B. 67
M.T.B. 107
OVER FLARE-BURNING DRIFTERS
PAXTON
BOY ROY
GOLDEN GIFT
SHIPMATES
EILEEN EMMA
GOLDEN SUNBEAM
THE BOYS
FORECAST
LORD HOWARD
TORBAY II
GERVAIS RENTOUL
LORD HOWE
UT PROSIM
GIRL GLADYS
MIDAS
YORKSHIRE LASS
GIRL PAMELA
NETSUKIS
YOUNG MUN
(Continued)
Sunk.
Boat Boy Roy Dawn Eileen Eileen Emma Forecast Gervais Rentoul Girl Gladys Girl Pamela Golden Eagle Golden Gift Golden Sunbeam Jeannie MacIntosh John Cattling Kingston Andalusite Kingston Olivine Lady Philomena Lord Barham Lord Cavan Lord Collingwood Lord Grey Lord Hood Lord Howard Lord Howe Lord Inchcape Lord Keith Lord Melchett Lord Rodney Lord St. Vincent Mare Maretta Midas Nautilus Netsukis Olivae Olvina Our Bairns Paxton Polly Polly Johnson Reed Relonzo Renascent Restrivo Rewga Rig Royal Eagle Saon Sargasso Saturn Shipmates Silver Dawn Spurs Starlight Rays Stella Rigel Strive Sunbeam Swift Swift Wing Taransay The Boys Thomsons Three Kings Topaze Torbay II Tweenways Wolves Yorkshire Lass Johnson Kings May Page Reed Swift Thomas Young