TNA ADM 199 795

Collection details

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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570	Log in to enlarge	401 4. 375 holed on without oars. all destroyer shoots at proceded to sea about 0600.00 30. Near. 2. as about 0600? made contact will Corts HQ in a home at Bray and also met Camer Sorton 2 my sants, and some naval officers who Gas absomily been working - the beacher for same time before our anival. Late special on a moter heycle alway the bench to make contact with 9. H.Q at ha Pame Two sloots - destroyers was off La Pame and ambarbation asspeased k G forwarderis slowly but salisfactority. Then wen many French twom - but not being embarked mean for small musber Mm was not great winder of Brilish troofer in corrence. after discussing the sutuation are ONE cd had aim met Camdin. J.S.D ove 2x. who save me as unitersion of buris a line and inspective person). returned $ Bray making contact in rente with naval Licutinance and their santier who had assumily came from Excelemt of Vemon almo Gamt of Ream General Wahe. Walher: presence - a sCult lynng of are signalled to him 1 yes ungent wed for navel 3, Before Gaving Down, had understood Mat an	No matches

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401 4.
375
holed on without oars.
all destroyer shoots at proceded to sea
about 0600.00 30. Near.
2. as about 0600? made contact will
Corts HQ in a home at Bray and also met
Camer Sorton 2 my sants, and some naval
officers who Gas absomily been working -
the beacher for same time before our anival.
Late special on a moter heycle alway
the bench to make contact with 9. H.Q at ha
Pame Two sloots - destroyers was off
La Pame and ambarbation asspeased k G
forwarderis slowly but salisfactority. Then
wen many French twom - but not being
embarked mean for small musber Mm was
not great winder of Brilish troofer in corrence.
after discussing the sutuation are ONE
cd had aim met Camdin. J.S.D ove 2x. who save
me as unitersion of buris a line and inspective
person). returned $ Bray making contact
in rente with naval Licutinance and their
santier who had assumily came from Excelemt
of Vemon almo Gamt of Ream General
Wahe. Walher: presence - a sCult lynng of are
signalled to him 1 yes ungent wed for navel
3, Before Gaving Down, had understood Mat an