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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321	Log in to enlarge	130 FOI Depramo 196. - BI-II de shall de Deverent firth normal 115 opening outs octo Vd essessed, of obser 0'10" am and "LADY OF MANN" May. 8th 1940. JI P.S.T.O. Transport Dover Office 129 114 From:- R.M.Maclean Master S/S King George V Yes To :- Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. a severe air D.MacKinnor A.B. immediately Merchant Navy the Whilst attack onthe ship. This ship had four manned guns entering Dunkirk on Saturday June 1st Lewis there was but only three and blazed gunners. away like an expert. For a coolness and seaman iniative to man under a heavy bombing and flying shrapnel was deserving spare gun Lewis gun and show such remarkable of all praise. well King George IVI chal org Mule KGP 15 walk as kking. Mastes. Robert McCullum Mchean 5 Ch. officer. Malcoln Black. "C Ch. Enginee, William he Gregor 1/- C He,	Expert King George King George V Lady of Mann TS King George V Black Ch. De Dover Firth George King Lewis Maclean Mann May

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130
FOI
Depramo 196.
- BI-II de shall de Deverent firth normal
115
opening outs octo Vd essessed , of obser 0'10"
am and
"LADY OF MANN"
May. 8th 1940.
JI
P.S.T.O. Transport Dover Office
129
114
From :- R.M.Maclean Master S/S King George V
Yes
To
:- Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate.
a severe air D.MacKinnor A.B. immediately Merchant Navy the
Whilst attack onthe ship. This ship had four manned guns
entering Dunkirk on Saturday June 1st Lewis there was
but only three and blazed gunners. away like an expert. For a coolness
and seaman iniative to man under a heavy bombing and flying shrapnel was deserving
spare gun Lewis gun and show such remarkable
of all praise.
well
King George IVI
chal org Mule
KGP 15 walk as
kking.
Mastes. Robert McCullum Mchean
5
Ch. officer. Malcoln Black.
"C
Ch.
Enginee,
William he Gregor
1/-
C
He,