TNA / ADM 199 xxx

TNA ADM 199 xxx

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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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127	Log in to enlarge	11407 COPY. To: D.N.O., Admiralty House, Sheerness. On 31/8/40 I boarded H.M.S. "Nelson" (motor Launch) in Ramsgnts Harbour under orders to proceed to Dunkisk. At 1810 I laft the Harbour in company with H.M.S. "Forvent" to charge of Lieutenant- Commander Cleunts, R.H.Rep.The starboard engine of the netor Launch VSS out of repair and on getting outside the harbour both the centre - yors engines developed six-Locks which - 10 mossery to return to harbour. After a streemone afternices work the engineer cleared the our looks ml at about 1648 I egain left the harbour- When about 8 miles south of the N.Goodwin Light Vessel X was signalled to by Lieutenint Newell, R.N.R. involve of the Northam Inspection Tug. Ma tug we standing by V 4a traditor "Jaside" valid and a - w/W 104 ma-Liated about 25" No. gaste about 300 French colonical troops In the truster WE H.N.R. adked = Se transfer them to-tile tog before to sttempted to reflest the vessel. E SEX afraid that the truder insula as holed and ' stak during reclasting. 3 accurdingly speat about DDB beat in transferring the takengs which Last barely mouth petrol for the return 1 from Institutes 019 than prosseded, serving at 9a Birgh Hole, at about 9800ml the harbour sholled B' the stautity before I. entered, but on notsing signature the Moller I'formé British treips 18 Targe numbers going along the Hols to other ships. 31 climbed 10 ente Hale and-anbed B Officer to detail 88 ISSS for 17 Immoh, which to CLA. is left the harbour and ulter having searly Inc. down by as ovortaking minsureepor in Duskin 19 additioned by buoys W.V and on reaching the Doune 9a smohored till daylight and then entered Ramignto Harbour and landed the troops. (Sgit) Lt. Helse Holman, R.N.V.R.	Holman Last Light Miles

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11407
COPY.
To: D.N.O., Admiralty House, Sheerness.
On 31/8/40 I boarded H.M.S. "Nelson" (motor
Launch) in Ramsgnts Harbour under orders to proceed
to Dunkisk. At 1810 I laft the Harbour in company
with H.M.S. "Forvent" to charge of Lieutenant-
Commander Cleunts, R.H.Rep.The starboard engine of the
netor Launch VSS out of repair and on getting outside
the harbour both the centre - yors engines developed
six-Locks which - 10 mossery to return to harbour.
After a streemone afternices work the engineer
cleared the our looks ml at about 1648 I egain left
the harbour- When about 8 miles south of the
N.Goodwin Light Vessel X was signalled to by Lieutenint
Newell, R.N.R. involve of the Northam Inspection Tug.
Ma tug we standing by V 4a traditor "Jaside" valid and
a - w/W 104 ma-Liated about 25"
No. gaste about 300 French colonical troops
In the truster WE H.N.R. adked =
Se transfer them to-tile tog before to sttempted to
reflest the vessel. E SEX afraid that the truder
insula as holed and ' stak during reclasting. 3
accurdingly speat about DDB beat in transferring the
takengs which Last barely mouth petrol for the return
1 from Institutes 019 than prosseded, serving at
9a Birgh Hole, at about 9800ml the harbour
sholled B' the stautity before I. entered, but on
notsing signature the Moller I'formé British treips 18
Targe numbers going along the Hols to other ships.
31 climbed 10 ente Hale and-anbed B Officer to detail
88 ISSS for 17 Immoh, which to CLA. is
left the harbour and ulter having searly Inc. down by as
ovortaking minsureepor in Duskin 19 additioned
by buoys W.V and on reaching the Doune 9a smohored till
daylight and then entered Ramignto Harbour and landed
the troops.
(Sgit)
Lt. Helse Holman, R.N.V.R.