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at 1415 and a return was made to Dover, where ,after fuelling
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the boat's return was reported to the Operations Room.
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Instructions were given to stand by for further orders which
were to be given at 0400 next morning. These instructions
were cancelled and no movement was made on Saturday 1st.June.
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to Jade
11.
On 2nd. June "Dolphin's" boat was attached to the
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VIIA
officer in charge of small boats for towing and despatch
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purposes in Dover harbour. She was so employed until noon
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on June 4th.
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The crew of the boat were keen to return to Dunkirk
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if a tow could be obtained, but after several enquiries it
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appeared that the boat was considered unsuitable for the
blot used
workand the boat had, unfortunatly, to remain employed in
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Dover harbour. On 4th. June Able Seaman Stephans was lent
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as coxswain of the Walmer lifeboat at his request, but shortly
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afterwards all operations were cancelled.
of
VII
13.
The motor boat sailed from Dover at 1315 on June 4th.
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in
for Littlehampton, arriving there at 2115. The following morn-
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ing 50 gallons of petrol were taken in and at 0915 the boat
sailed for Portsmouth. A certain amount of engine trouble
was experienced of a minor nature. The boat arrived at Fort
Belqu
Blockhouse at 1245.
of
14.
Considerable credit is due to Ldg. Morris who was
in charge of the engines and also to Lag. Saunders, both of
them working tirelessly to keep the motors in the best of con-
dition, especially as the outward journey to Dover was made
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at maximum revolutions and no engine trduble was experienced
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until the return journey. Credit is also due to Ldg. Sea.
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Cobley, the coxswain of the boat.
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I have the honour to be,
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Sir,
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#1
your obedient servant
#1
Captain (St,
of
H.M.S. Dolphin,
viluteau
Gosport.
CAPTAIN (S)
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R.N.
$616
8JUN1940
12 JUN 1940
SUBMARINE
2198/199
FLOTIL
DOVER
Cash to the value of 1,000 Francs was extracted from the Deed
Box at the D.S.T.O's Office, which was subsequently handed to the
Secretary to the P.S.T.O. at Dover, whose receipt is attached.
T.S.S. "QUEEN OF THE CHAINEL".
During the early hours of
Bth.May, 1 was angaged in embarking troops from the beach at the
eastern side of the Harbour entrance in this vessel's five lifeboats.
200 men were brought alongside in this manner and others were
taken to other craft In the vicinity.
During these
perations one boat was lost.