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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287	Log in to enlarge	80 C.P.G.O's 1700 and 1723. VESSELS TAKING PART IN OPERATION DYNAMO. LL SUPERINTENDENT. 0.0 JUN 1940 CRPTAIN OF THE DOCKYARD). tted, shows the list of vessels under the control with of Department Statement below which took part in the operation, together KS. Reports in quadruplicate of the Masters of the vessels are hed:- REMARKS. DEPARTMENTAL VESSELS. Conveyed 75 No. 19 Troops. 18 in C. Tug "Prima". 18 1,060 * 9 = Hopper Barge W.24. 18 400 = = 13 W.26. Stood by at Ramagate. If 18 18 W.95. RY CONTRACTING & DREDGING CO's VESSELS. Conveyed 478 No. Troops. 15 er Barge "Lady Southborough". 15 141 9 18 18 "Queen's Channel". 18. 160 9 18 "Gallion's Reach". 18 Troops Number unknown. 18 "Foremost 102". = 300 No. Troops. 11 "Foremost 102" Stood by at Ramagate. 18 "James 67". understood and no names that he With men andation but the hister sicularly rew well in making three tike been submitted of Hophen for Sarge №24 seem to have across done 1 inh.	Foremost 102 Lady Southborough Prima Queen W.26 Barge Masters

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 287.

80
C.P.G.O's 1700 and 1723.
VESSELS TAKING PART IN OPERATION DYNAMO.
LL SUPERINTENDENT.
0.0
JUN 1940
CRPTAIN OF THE DOCKYARD).
tted,
shows the list of vessels under the control with of
Department Statement below which took part in the operation, together
KS.
Reports in quadruplicate of the Masters of the vessels are
hed:-
REMARKS.
DEPARTMENTAL VESSELS.
Conveyed 75 No. 19 Troops. 18
in C. Tug "Prima".
18 1,060
*
9
=
Hopper Barge W.24.
18
400
=
=
13
W.26.
Stood by at Ramagate.
If
18
18
W.95.
RY CONTRACTING & DREDGING
CO's VESSELS.
Conveyed 478 No. Troops. 15
er Barge "Lady Southborough".
15
141 9
18
18
"Queen's Channel".
18.
160 9
18
"Gallion's Reach".
18 Troops Number unknown.
18
"Foremost 102".
=
300 No. Troops.
11
"Foremost 102"
Stood by at Ramagate.
18
"James 67".
understood and no names that
he With men andation but the hister
sicularly rew well in making three tike
been submitted of Hophen for Sarge №24 seem to have across done
1
inh.