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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713	Log in to enlarge	sa 548 ) 2 ( DYNAMO OPERATION - DISTRIBUTION OF LEWIS GUIS JANE HANNAH SUN VIII ROSE BETTY NARCISSA ACE WINSTON MATILDA CLACTON LIFE- RACIA ADMIRALS BARGE LURNILYNE BOAT MERMAID MADAME SANGENE ELIZABETH GREEN EN MISS MING HALCYONE N.B. 1711 M.B. 37270 LETITIA PIGEON M.B. 74 WOEP HAIG. 4. available duo to the vessels previously fitted being In Other smaller craft were also fitted with guns when these no addition longer magazines were refilled and spare ammunition became required or unable to continue the operation. was supplied as It became necessary. to number of Lewis guns were transferred from their ship to ship commands, and of these we have no 5. A by the various officers when record. they changed II for overhauling, and twelve above ratings work. were 8 6. sent Four from Chatham Q.0's and they assisted in the OF I LEWIS GUNNERS. 8 All the 23 Lewis gunners together sent from with London those were from 7. embarked for the of operation them making several their crossings, duties. and all Ramagate, showed great most keenness in performing All have returned to Ramsgate with the exception of S.C. 8. Cyril Head This "SUN IV" (sent to Dover) J.S. Parker ) Tug "SUN XV (sent to London) R. Jowitt Leslie Reed ) C.Olichards. Portanant, Ramagate.	Ace Betty Boat Elizabeth Green Haig Leslie Letitia London Matilda Miss Ming Pigeon Racia Reed Rose Sun Sun IV Sun VIII Sun XV Barge Dover Green Haig Head Lewis Parker Reed Rose

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 713.

sa
548
) 2 (
DYNAMO OPERATION - DISTRIBUTION OF LEWIS GUIS
JANE HANNAH
SUN VIII
ROSE
BETTY
NARCISSA
ACE
WINSTON
MATILDA
CLACTON LIFE-
RACIA
ADMIRALS BARGE
LURNILYNE
BOAT
MERMAID
MADAME SANGENE
ELIZABETH GREEN EN
MISS MING
HALCYONE
N.B. 1711
M.B. 37270
LETITIA
PIGEON
M.B. 74
WOEP
HAIG.
4. available duo to the vessels previously fitted being In
Other smaller craft were also fitted with guns when these
no addition longer magazines were refilled and spare ammunition
became required or unable to continue the operation. was
supplied as It became necessary.
to
number of Lewis guns were transferred from their ship to
ship commands, and of these we have no
5. A by the various officers when record. they changed
II
for overhauling, and twelve above ratings work. were
8
6. sent Four from Chatham Q.0's and they assisted in the
OF
I
LEWIS GUNNERS.
8
All the 23 Lewis gunners together sent from with London those were from
7. embarked for the of operation them making several their crossings, duties. and all
Ramagate, showed great most keenness in performing
All have returned to Ramsgate with the exception of
S.C.
8.
Cyril Head
This "SUN IV" (sent to Dover)
J.S. Parker
)
Tug "SUN XV (sent to London)
R. Jowitt
Leslie Reed
)
C.Olichards.
Portanant,
Ramagate.