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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57	Log in to enlarge	140 -40 19 be 48 CONFIDENTIAL. ROM FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER. 1/1th June, 1940. No. Bl4/0/1291. MINISTRY OF SHIPPING. GENERAL MANAGER, DOVER HARBOUR HOARD. (Copy to Secretary of the Admiralty.)- MILITARY 16JUN1940 BRANCH 1940 SERVICES EL TUGS AT DOVER DURING ADMIRALTY ON PRANCH COAST. of The attached reports of the proceedings of tage settoned at Dover during the recent operations on the rench const are formanded in accordance with a Tephone request from Mr. Turner, Tug Scotion (Ext. 2465.) RAMSAY. ok ered de noy" ace 3, this the "JAVA" did; at about 3 Dalla we were dive bombed near """ buoy - "no damage", so went to assistance of several other craft "not required". After searching between Hgth and Western Buoy for some time and finding no sign of the "SALAMANDER" I sent W/T to V.A.D. that I would wait around the area for orders or would assist anything I came across. Later I took in tow H.M.S.? 0.96, destroyer which had been battered and was laid helpless - full of troops. Towed her until off the E. Goodwin and Goodwin Knoll, when her engines came back to life. Whilst towing the D.96 I received W/T from V.A.D. to return to Dunkirk and handle H.M.S. "KEITH". I replied unable to obey orders as I was fully engaged with the D.96. Later, when D.96 was able to proceed under her own power I phoned from Deal for further orders; these were then given to the Captain of the Tug whilst I myself was put into hospital from injuries received/	Ace Deal Java De Dover Turner

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140
-40
19
be
48
CONFIDENTIAL.
ROM
FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER.
1/1th June, 1940.
No. Bl4/0/1291.
MINISTRY OF SHIPPING.
GENERAL MANAGER, DOVER HARBOUR HOARD.
(Copy to Secretary of the Admiralty.)-
MILITARY 16JUN1940 BRANCH
1940
SERVICES
EL
TUGS
AT
DOVER
DURING
ADMIRALTY
ON PRANCH COAST.
of
The attached reports of the proceedings of tage
settoned at Dover during the recent operations on the
rench const are formanded in accordance with a
Tephone request from Mr. Turner, Tug Scotion (Ext. 2465.)
RAMSAY.
ok
ered
de
noy"
ace
3,
this the "JAVA" did; at about 3 Dalla we were dive
bombed near """ buoy - "no damage", so went to
assistance of several other craft "not required".
After searching between Hgth and Western Buoy for some
time and finding no sign of the "SALAMANDER" I sent
W/T to V.A.D. that I would wait around the area for
orders or would assist anything I came across. Later
I took in tow H.M.S. ? 0.96, destroyer which had been
battered and was laid helpless - full of troops.
Towed her until off the E. Goodwin and Goodwin Knoll,
when her engines came back to life.
Whilst towing the D.96 I received W/T from V.A.D.
to return to Dunkirk and handle H.M.S. "KEITH". I
replied unable to obey orders as I was fully engaged
with the D.96. Later, when D.96 was able to proceed
under her own power I phoned from Deal for further
orders; these were then given to the Captain of the
Tug whilst I myself was put into hospital from injuries
received/