Admiralty reports on naval operations off the Dutch, Belgian and French coasts during 1940.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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SECRET 536 512 Dyram 232. APPENDIX 4. RAMSGATE & MARGATE : DYNAMO OPERATION. Reports from Base Departments:- (a) N.C.S.O. (b) Medical (c) Engineer (a) Accountant (e) Maintenance (f) D.E.M.S. Service Officer it was obvious that much work and and Control required from Naval Officer-in-Charge; Royal MAYEX00 organisation personal contact was was made with Captain W.R. Phillimore, Nawy, at earliest opportunity. 849 the were planned and it was agreed Naval that Control the Rough details of craft to be allocated to the be: 3 Tugs, minimum number to the Downs should of fact only Service 3 Drifters Drifters for were and communications then 3 fast available, Motor-boats. view but of this In the point diminution urgency of of considered 2 necessities Stress was has accepted been laid in on for the importance the reason of that sufficient reduced during the situation. to an and the communications R/T is efficient Air-raid warning sea "Red", "silence" outward is W/T not and imposed, and the difficulties minimum, if indeed of communications proportionately instesizi - in a long line Air-raid occurred conference). mens (In abortive this connection, -- within an an hour of the 3. Apart from/