TNA ADM 199 795

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TNA ADM 199 795

Admiralty reports on naval operations off the Dutch, Belgian and French coasts during 1940.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 795

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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280	Log in to enlarge	2. 79 8 73 devship above the average in getting us away 2 the pier, cutting our after moorings and ssing trops into service for cutting away and I ling in the brows, afterwards going down below take the ship ant. is I had her wounded on the frecaste head ting ed either shraphel or flying concrete and left when to the reported my spousons were about 12 above the MS New line. Petty officer F.J.Clough P.O.I P/5x129586 and nd Giles act/head. Sea. P/s xiasusi were also outstanding out (0 their courage and year united desperate conditions 2 must add sir that the general efficiency of all round work of the R.N. ratings amaged we ed 3 a inade due feel proud that I was prinkedged to an and them it I have the honour to be Sir, your obstient Servant Brie Reed Lient. RNR. tor officer in Command	Reed Head Reed RNR

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2.
79
8
73
devship above the average in getting us away
2 the pier, cutting our after moorings and
ssing trops into service for cutting away and
I
ling in the brows, afterwards going down below
take the ship ant.
is
I had her wounded on the frecaste head
ting
ed
either shraphel or flying concrete and left when
to
the
reported my spousons were about 12 above the
MS
New line. Petty officer F.J.Clough P.O.I P/5x129586 and
nd
Giles act/head. Sea. P/s xiasusi were also outstanding
out
(0
their courage and year united desperate conditions
2 must add sir that the general efficiency
of all round work of the R.N. ratings amaged we
ed
3
a inade due feel proud that I was prinkedged to
an and them
it
I have the honour to be Sir,
your obstient Servant
Brie Reed
Lient. RNR.
tor
officer in Command