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TNA ADM 199 795

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.

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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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L29
c
30/5
400
23.
At 2000 it appeared again that the Name
3015
abandoned the evacuation All ships except
He replied that he had received orders to proceed anne and he could not get them back to me.
ROYAL/ the Golden? Eagle - had departed fully lader to
He weighed unmediately and departed; that was the more ships were arriving for more solding last time that 9 saw my own group of saulows
At this time an operations started J.
in
Royal more acute our section of the beach
For half an han a was stranded the golden?
which we were now operating [to the Westwand
Eagle with no means of getting off Before she stranded Crested? Eagle was bombed twice sailed a Commander RN in a flat bottom power driven boat arrived alongside 9 went about
24. Firing from the shore was also apprecially and returned to the shore with him The Golden and occasional busts of shells started G
Eagle souled almost immediately
Renal
30%/313r
25. The Golden? Eagle signalled me to come
Unfortunately at midnight we grounded on the ebb tide and filled our circulator with sand
Her Captain - a Commander RN- informed how water was not until 0100.
that his ship was almost full, that that the evacuation was over and that
31/5
The Commander remained with the boat for the add to tow some of the closest boats of tide to turn and 3 left to try and get another to his ship and then bring my saule boat. 9 found a pulling boat aground with for evacuation.
twenty soldiers setting in her trying to get her off by puching with three paddles I do not
26. g ordered my Petty officer to do this, think they realised that they were aground!
Captain of the Royal golden? Eagle continued While to me about the general situation
We got her off after about half an how by motor boat was away it broke down carrying the boat badily out to rea. we were pushed back continually 50 ground by out the started to drift to the Eastward surf as the soldiers were leathe to This wade dest chest deep before getting into her was
27.
About 2100 - just after dark many My one of many examples where naval boatkupers and sloops started to arrive.
were so urgently required.
by the motor boat were picked up that anchored close to us. 9 sign
&
After a very long interval and numense labour
Captain of this ship to ask him to send was we succeeded in reaching the Eastern most ship and now that more ships had arrived motor boat back as evacuation

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L29
c
30/5
400
23.
At 2000 it appeared again that the Name
3015
abandoned the evacuation All ships except
He replied that he had received orders to proceed
anne and he could not get them back to me.
ROYAL/ the Golden? Eagle - had departed fully lader
to
He weighed unmediately and departed; that was the
more ships were arriving for more solding
last time that 9 saw my own group of saulows
At this time an operations started J.
in
Royal
more acute our section of the beach
For half an han a was stranded the golden?
which we were now operating [to the Westwand
Eagle with no means of getting off Before she
stranded Crested? Eagle was bombed twice
sailed a Commander RN in a flat bottom power
driven boat arrived alongside 9 went about
24. Firing from the shore was also apprecially
and returned to the shore with him The Golden
and occasional busts of shells started G
Eagle souled almost immediately
Renal
30%/313r
25. The Golden? Eagle signalled me to come
Unfortunately at midnight we grounded on the
ebb tide and filled our circulator with sand
Her Captain - a Commander RN- informed
how water was not until 0100.
that his ship was almost full, that
that the evacuation was over and that
31/5
The Commander remained with the boat for the
add
to tow some of the closest boats of
tide to turn and 3 left to try and get another
to his ship and then bring my saule
boat. 9 found a pulling boat aground with
for evacuation.
twenty soldiers setting in her trying to get her
off by puching with three paddles I do not
26. g ordered my Petty officer to do this,
think they realised that they were aground!
Captain of the Royal golden? Eagle continued While to
me about the general situation
We got her off after about half an how by
motor boat was away it broke down
carrying the boat badily out to rea. we
were pushed back continually 50 ground by out the
started to drift to the Eastward
surf as the soldiers were leathe to This wade
dest
chest deep before getting into her was
27.
About 2100 - just after dark many My
one of many examples where naval boatkupers
and sloops started to arrive.
were so urgently required.
by
the motor boat were picked up
that anchored close to us. 9 sign
&
After a very long interval and numense labour
Captain of this ship to ask him to send was
we succeeded in reaching the Eastern most ship
and now that more ships had arrived
motor boat back as evacuation