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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355	Log in to enlarge	021 e art continues 180 190 Lsc June V n con 10 will wk in Leunts snew w efraod in Sub mamic Basin avaiting Briless 21 lovened leave age your AMALA de ping 1 Agreement fils it at minuy Luado Mag June symb bellin performal apirls it go f lying in Sub manime Basin avaiting Brders 14t me longh who for a tome naile June 3ʳᵈ h run 161 2 this throld 00 brood 10 -lned need and haying in Sub marine Pamin awaiting Briders om . 9623A wail unafund apils and go Jone brauf ho saw quinto being review and alw manufant is June he six - Nanowol braws laying in Sub marine Bausin awaiting Bodes icer, Of you not met and and A betaal armatimed June 4ᵗʰ to the my ing in sub marine Basin, Survey an inspects 1" to - I at behavor knowled me.0.M. eft the at mil C go minim has omage. June 5 by the attach as betwer D at metor review 2.00 shifted 7 rom Sub mainine Pausin to thes to go he evine evanhas internat noM many wellington och for tempony Repairs hip and Commence tempory Repairs turn ned one, ages re time and arm 1 and Route as the paner sweler evintions invoice in $ over evails - mental willis! and not is which the DI ahead, Smith ove the 1 ships oly on "Prague" hours. Meeting and one of H.M Bloops, whose chart marked Captain in some more detail a "Paris" came off immediately, but "Mansman" very kindly stuck sent for now some boat with advice we of realised the district that it and was a hopeless and for accordingly 8: ship of returned our draft to to before liary than at: Smpt our the own, Pass at that state of the tide, and anchored to let the tide rise the few vicinity feet. "Manxman" of the Nieuport joined Bank us here Buoy a few hours later and via afterwards the pass to begiare Twhering askens regish acted & in concert with us. HAY June 29th. 0355. Got under enter way again the port and made proceeded fast just inside the Naval the end brained and Dunkirk, Enstern and when jetty. ordered Ambarkation to started difficulties almost immediately, and loading us up in ino Beachmaster of time the to return very through kindly the realising Pass before our to the be tide in the fell neighbourhood too much as route, our of 17'6" draf without notp when signalling At 0735 Dover the at 1230 the same day and receiving orders loaded with troops left was Dunkirk estimated and proceeded home by the to same proceed paner	Boat Manxman Paris Prague Wellington Day De Dover Few Hay Smith Willis

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021
e
art
continues
180
190
Lsc
June
V
n
con
10
will
wk in Leunts snew w efraod
in
Sub
mamic
Basin
avaiting
Briless
21
lovened leave age your AMALA de
ping
1
Agreement fils it at minuy Luado Mag June
symb bellin performal apirls it go f
lying in Sub manime Basin avaiting Brders
14t
me
longh who for a tome naile June 3ʳᵈ
h
run
161
2 this
throld 00 brood 10 -lned need and haying in Sub marine Pamin awaiting Briders
om
. 9623A
wail
unafund apils and go Jone brauf
ho
saw
quinto
being review and alw manufant is June he
six
- Nanowol braws laying in Sub marine Bausin awaiting Bodes
icer,
Of
you
not met and and A betaal
armatimed June 4ᵗʰ
to
the
my ing in sub marine Basin, Survey an inspects
1" to
- I at behavor knowled me .0.M.
eft the
at
mil
C go minim
has omage. June 5
by the
attach
as betwer D at metor review
2.00 shifted 7 rom Sub mainine Pausin to
thes
to go
he
evine
evanhas internat noM many
wellington och for tempony Repairs
hip and
Commence tempory Repairs
turn
ned one,
ages
re time
and arm
1 and
Route
as the
paner
sweler evintions invoice in
$ over
evails - mental willis! and not
is which
the
DI ahead,
Smith
ove the
1 ships
oly on
"Prague" hours. Meeting and one of H.M Bloops, whose chart marked Captain in some more detail a
"Paris" came off immediately, but "Mansman" very kindly stuck sent for
now
some boat with advice we of realised the district that it and was a hopeless and for accordingly 8: ship of returned our draft to to
before liary
than at: Smpt our the own, Pass at that state of the tide, and anchored to let the tide rise
the few vicinity feet. "Manxman" of the Nieuport joined Bank us here Buoy a few hours later and via afterwards the pass to
begiare Twhering askens regish
acted & in concert with us.
HAY June 29th. 0355. Got under enter way again the port and made proceeded fast just inside the Naval the end
brained
and
Dunkirk, Enstern and when jetty. ordered Ambarkation to started difficulties almost immediately, and loading us up in
ino
Beachmaster of time the to return very through kindly the realising Pass before our to the be tide in the fell neighbourhood too much as route, our of 17'6" draf
without notp
when signalling At 0735 Dover the at 1230 the same day and receiving orders
loaded with troops left was Dunkirk estimated and proceeded home by the to same proceed
paner