Admiralty reports on naval operations off the Dutch, Belgian and French coasts during 1940.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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35 S.S. Lenensed STEAMSHIP 119 LINE Dock or) LIMITED Berth Port of Day Hours a.m. Date 193 OLESBROUGH p.m. Beloir We sailed at 0600 Rrs. from the Downs We arrived at Dunkirk at 1130 has. We were standing by from dawn and went into action shortly after arriveing from then onwards enemy aircraft never ceased to horas the shipping all the time we were there (a has) during that time we maintained rapid fire on aircraft within range of out Gun our five did considerable damage to low flying aircraft and poolectionis to one heavey enemy bomber flying directly over the funell to which we raiked from fore aft with a full magaginep Marlay of 303 in from our bun. it corraid gradually loving hights untill on it struck the sea about 200 ydo We were quite confidents it was away through our Gun five. in g unners. 3857271 & chl. Walky Robert 3857226 PTE Fee. James deferred wrenomy Time co deal with your formidable Cost After that as one of my Excellent goods remarked, there is The Invasion! My Gest wishes Your Ever Diok (1880) Wt. 38119/0043 25M 11,89 SER Ltd. Go. gl.