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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Page	Image	OCR text	OCR tags
391	Log in to enlarge	Fire was opened and Dyram 265 211 193 #3rd June arrived at Lockes line ked all Troops, Slood by all day is H.M. hewhavew. H.C. Juhin Dun kis he again that rig he but at 6th June 1940 as informed to drop Sleam to 2 Pris ending the Sl. Helier S actioities approx in Trincipal sea Janeport Officer RR Evacuation humber of that this harrative is absolutely true, Doves exaggaration I have the honour like sir Johnld like to hime to United notice Sir used the M. 0% advise is native to his who bin or rest; carried on helping the 192 210 china rended on board, and remained were the Bridge will me throug hout the esage is Dover, alltangh he was is viausly in pain, Ne refused is go me on arrival at Dever, a remained 4 the ship through hout the evacuation 125 object am happy to say he is now quile well. 1 have the honour as, to be Sir your Ubedicant Servent. R. Pilman My Araslir	Rig Bridge Day Dover

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 391.

Fire
was
opened
and
Dyram 265
211
193
#3rd June arrived at Lockes line
ked all Troops, Slood by all day is
H.M. hewhavew. H.C. Juhin
Dun kis he again that rig he but at
6th June 1940
as informed to drop Sleam to 2 Pris
ending the Sl. Helier S actioities approx in Trincipal sea Janeport Officer
RR Evacuation humber of
that this harrative is absolutely true,
Doves
exaggaration
I have the honour like
sir
Johnld like to hime to United notice
Sir
used the M. 0% advise is native to his who
bin or rest; carried on helping the 192 210
china
rended on board, and remained
were
the Bridge will me throug hout the
esage is Dover, alltangh he was
is
viausly in pain, Ne refused is go
me on arrival at Dever, a remained
4 the ship through hout the evacuation
125
object
am happy to say he is now quile well.
1 have the honour
as,
to be Sir
your Ubedicant Servent.
R. Pilman
My
Araslir