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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141	Log in to enlarge	8 121 -8- tremsly difficult conditions. My own crew of three ware the mans of preventing ship from capsizing by maintaining order chang the moh soldiers every time W ware attacked by planes. of British & French soldiers removed from beach approx: 40. ST OF MOSCHITO SURVIVORS. int, Subt.Lt. R.H.R. Left are and face. CO, A.3. shold T.L. wt 0.8. unly Stoker. Left eye 10400 Steker. word Stoker. towell A.B. ride. 0.8. Insure date Face aliend Sign FORT Sig. 11 and 1.3. Back and basies AXY GaSe Post and back RX Ailla Ankle and shoulder THE Storard plea Bale Uniot 0.8. Back on all A.D. R yill A.B. della OF SETRINGS SURVIVORS St. Sub,Lt. R.N.T.B. anis licker. whing Bioker. 80mm NOV PRINCIPAL evel. smith (Sgd) Sub-Lieutanent- R.N.V.S.	Smith

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 141.

8
121
-8-
tremsly difficult conditions.
My own crew of three ware the mans of preventing
ship from capsizing by maintaining order chang the
moh soldiers every time W ware attacked by planes.
of British & French soldiers removed from beach approx: 40.
ST OF MOSCHITO SURVIVORS.
int,
Subt.Lt. R.H.R.
Left are and face.
CO, A.3.
shold T.L.
wt 0.8.
unly
Stoker.
Left eye
10400
Steker.
word Stoker.
towell A.B.
ride.
0.8.
Insure
date
Face
aliend
Sign
FORT
Sig.
11
and
1.3.
Back and basies
AXY
GaSe
Post and back
RX Ailla
Ankle and shoulder
THE Storard
plea
Bale
Uniot
0.8.
Back
on
all
A.D.
R
yill
A.B.
della
OF SETRINGS SURVIVORS
St. Sub,Lt. R.N.T.B.
anis
licker.
whing
Bioker.
80mm
NOV PRINCIPAL
evel.
smith
(Sgd)
Sub-Lieutanent-
R.N.V.S.