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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387	Log in to enlarge	IN 205 188 23/5 was ordered in Dun kirk for Troops, and reived off Dower at 8. respon loaded will raps & refugees, berthing at 11. opm alongsids aid of Orleans at admirally Pier. 24/5 it may 8. am after disem barking Troops refugees was ordered out to anchor in over harbour fines hing at I. 55am th to 26th may, at anchor, where eleven ern bers of my crew, in clucking all the reman, three Greasers one Waler linder we me 24 for notice & quil the ship on ith also the bhief Engineer went off sick. 26/5 in 26th may J. appealed to S.T.O for have ling to replemish my crew, this being done, wailed all day for an opportunity to cel from War Sepay, at 8. 40pm received gnal from sepay to come alongside, and waiting orders. nis hed fulling at 10. 45/m. and anchored 27/5 oth- may at 6. 30 am. ordered to Dunteisk by his balais rauli but at am was ordered 0. deviale my course to the Downs and such or by N.M. Destroyer to await fur ther instructions. at 10. 30 am on this day was rdered to Dunkirk, via X rouli hosthward when off Uslind, in com pany with two ospital barriers live enemy planes passed virhead dropping bombs hearer to the then ship than S.l. Helier. arriving off Jun kirk about 5 opm. was Severely aided by hime enemy planes bombs alling in all directions ende avoured is Save the ship by Sliaming into places Thene bombo had already facein this road successful. awaited raid to end fore attempting is enlin Deen kirk, on	Aid Day May

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IN
205
188
23/5
was ordered in Dun kirk for Troops, and
reived off Dower at 8. respon loaded will
raps & refugees, berthing at 11. opm alongsids
aid of Orleans at admirally Pier.
24/5
it may 8. am after disem barking Troops
refugees was ordered out to anchor in
over harbour fines hing at I. 55am
th to 26th may, at anchor, where eleven
ern bers of my crew, in clucking all the
reman, three Greasers one Waler linder
we me 24 for notice & quil the ship on
ith also the bhief Engineer went off sick. 26/5
in 26th may J. appealed to S.T.O for have
ling to replemish my crew, this being done,
wailed all day for an opportunity to
cel from War Sepay, at 8. 40pm received
gnal from sepay to come alongside, and
waiting orders.
nis hed fulling at 10. 45/m. and anchored 27/5
oth- may at 6. 30 am. ordered to Dunteisk by
his balais rauli but at am was ordered
0. deviale my course to the Downs and
such or by N.M. Destroyer to await fur ther
instructions. at 10. 30 am on this day was
rdered to Dunkirk, via X rouli hosthward
when off Uslind, in com pany with two
ospital barriers live enemy planes passed
virhead dropping bombs hearer to the
then ship than S.l. Helier. arriving off
Jun kirk about 5 opm. was Severely
aided by hime enemy planes bombs
alling in all directions ende avoured
is Save the ship by Sliaming into places
Thene bombo had already facein this
road successful. awaited raid to end
fore attempting is enlin Deen kirk, on