TNA / ADM 199 xxx

TNA ADM 199 xxx

Collection details

TNA ADM 199 xxx

A working collection of Admiralty Operation Dynamo material whose full ADM 199 catalogue reference is still being identified.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 xxx

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/xxx. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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38	Log in to enlarge	- 2 - 8. From now on until the end of the operation a question of re-servicing, manning and despatching a suitable craft in response to Dover orders, as quickl An endless flow of vessels was thus dealt with. Som were found to be unsuitable on arrival here, others ITE unsuitable after one trip. 9. "Merrie England" value was effectively demon in that, besides accommodating approximately 900 ratin different periods, it was used throughout as a casualt station. It also housed snack bars and clothing depo by local residents. 10. During the actual running of DYNAMO all arr were planned ahead for dispersal of the large numbers and details for routeing to destinations were carried N.C.S.O. On dispersal being ordered all went smoothly p.m. ports. on the 5th June all except craft still required, 1 (Signed) W.R. PHILLIMORE, CAPTAIN. NAVAL OFFICER IN CHAR * RAMSGATE. * DOVER APPENDICES. 1. Recommends. 2. Numbers landed Ramsgate and Margate 3. Reports of individual Commanding Officers. 4. Reports from Base Departments:- (a) N.C.S.O. (b) Medical. (c) Engineer. (d) Accountant. (e) Maintenance. (f) D.E.N.S. 5. Narrative report by Temp. Lieut Dann, R.N.	England Dann Dover

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8.
From now on until the end of the operation
a question of re-servicing, manning and despatching a
suitable craft in response to Dover orders, as quickl
An endless flow of vessels was thus dealt with. Som
were found to be unsuitable on arrival here, others ITE
unsuitable after one trip.
9.
"Merrie England" value was effectively demon
in that, besides accommodating approximately 900 ratin
different periods, it was used throughout as a casualt
station. It also housed snack bars and clothing depo
by local residents.
10.
During the actual running of DYNAMO all arr
were planned ahead for dispersal of the large numbers
and details for routeing to destinations were carried
N.C.S.O. On dispersal being ordered all went smoothly
p.m. ports. on the 5th June all except craft still required, 1
(Signed)
W.R. PHILLIMORE,
CAPTAIN.
NAVAL OFFICER IN CHAR
*
RAMSGATE.
*
DOVER
APPENDICES.
1. Recommends.
2.
Numbers landed Ramsgate and Margate
3.
Reports of individual Commanding Officers.
4.
Reports from Base Departments:-
(a) N.C.S.O.
(b) Medical.
(c) Engineer.
(d) Accountant.
(e) Maintenance.
(f) D.E.N.S.
5. Narrative report by Temp. Lieut Dann, R.N.