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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288	Log in to enlarge	87 81 P.G.O's 1700 & 1723. VESSELS TAKING PART IN OPERATION DYNAMO. C.E.in C. Dept. Tug "Prima" Report of Master Left Portsmouth 1.30 a.m. Thursday 30/5/40 on passage to Ramsgate. Arrived there at 8.30 p.m. and moored alongside H.B.95, was later ordered to proceed to No. 3 buoy and await orders. 31/5/40 waiting orders, received Arms and Ammunition to repel air attacks. 1/6/40.6.30 a.m. received orders to accompany Coaling Tug C.9 to Dunkirk. Left Ramsgate with motor Launch with 3 naval ratings on board in Tow. Nearing French Coast, passed D.16 Destroyer Damaged and in Tow. Off Port Hand Destroyers in Action with shore batteries, one warned away 30 proceeded in company to Dunkirk Roads, picked Taken up rescue, slipped motor boat who got under own power. Tug 0.9 damaged started sinking. Air attack commenced when going to partially disabled motor cabin cruiser Bonnie Heather. Vessels H.M.S. Brighton Queen, S.S. Scotia, and another, and from Air bombing. Vessela hit and sinking, proceeded to resoue. in Tow, proceeding ahead through vessels being heavily attacked British arriving survivers, on ace was again bombed and machine gunned, with were slipped motor boar and rescued 75 French warned away by French Destroyer. Proceeded back to England at Ramagate survivors, landed Tug wounded and survivers. To anchor and awaited 0.9 Towing Bonnie Heather, on arrival 3/6/40 received 2/6/40 sailing orders. Left Ramagate 0.9 with with Coaling orders. waiting orders to return to Portsmouth. Launch in was joined off Dover by Tug Arrived damaged X Portsmouth 6.45 a.m. 4/6/40 and reported C.3 Boat Tow, 21 in tow, proceeded in Company to arrival Portamouth. to F.W.D. Dredging Office. Sir, by Mate, I wish Eng., to Stokers place on and crew in resoue and running vessel. record the assistance rendered of to me (sa.) J.R. Morran, Master.	Ace Boat C.9 Cruiser D.16 England Prima Queen Scotia TSS Scotia Dover Morran Roads

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P.G.O's 1700 & 1723. VESSELS TAKING PART IN OPERATION DYNAMO.
C.E.in C. Dept. Tug "Prima"
Report of Master
Left Portsmouth 1.30 a.m. Thursday 30/5/40 on passage to
Ramsgate. Arrived there at 8.30 p.m. and moored alongside
H.B.95, was later ordered to proceed to No. 3 buoy and await
orders. 31/5/40 waiting orders, received Arms and Ammunition
to repel air attacks. 1/6/40.6.30 a.m. received orders to
accompany Coaling Tug C.9 to Dunkirk. Left Ramsgate with
motor Launch with 3 naval ratings on board in Tow. Nearing
French Coast, passed D.16 Destroyer Damaged and in Tow. Off
Port Hand Destroyers in Action with shore batteries, one
warned away 30 proceeded in company to Dunkirk Roads, picked Taken up
rescue, slipped motor boat who got under own power. Tug 0.9
damaged started sinking. Air attack commenced when going to
partially disabled motor cabin cruiser Bonnie Heather.
Vessels H.M.S. Brighton Queen, S.S. Scotia, and another, and
from Air bombing. Vessela hit and sinking, proceeded to resoue.
in Tow, proceeding ahead through vessels being heavily attacked
British arriving survivers, on ace was again bombed and machine gunned, with
were slipped motor boar and rescued 75 French warned
away by French Destroyer. Proceeded back to England at
Ramagate survivors, landed Tug wounded and survivers. To anchor and awaited
0.9 Towing Bonnie Heather, on arrival
3/6/40 received 2/6/40 sailing orders. Left Ramagate 0.9 with with Coaling
orders. waiting orders to return to Portsmouth.
Launch in was joined off Dover by Tug
Arrived damaged X Portsmouth 6.45 a.m. 4/6/40 and reported
C.3 Boat Tow, 21 in tow, proceeded in Company to arrival Portamouth. to
F.W.D. Dredging Office.
Sir,
by Mate, I wish Eng., to Stokers place on and crew in resoue and running vessel.
record the assistance rendered of to me
(sa.) J.R. Morran, Master.