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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154	Log in to enlarge	137 182 M.L.C. 17's crew remained in the drifter, going to Dunkirk and returning to Dover on Tuesday (4th. June) morning. REPORT BY C/J93893 C.P.O. H. MITTEN M.L.C. 22 in company with M.L.C. 21 and Asb.C. 10 was towed to within about 13 miles of Dunkirk by S.S. City of Christchurch, and slipped at 2130 and proceeded towards Dunkirk. On arrival at Dunkink, the landin craft became separated and when M.L.C. 22 came alongside the jetty she was commandeered by at naval embarkation party. 136- 131/1 Copy of instructions given to abandor L.L.C. 22 given to 0.7. C.J. 93983. Chief Petty Officer H. Litten by Connander J.C. Clounton. (original kept at Inter-Service Training and Development Centro.) Questions reforring to the loan by casting away of Motor Landing Craft No. 22 in the North Sea on Sunday 2nd June should be addressed to Commander J.C. Clouston, Rall. H...S. Isis on whone order it was done. (agd) J.O. Clouston. Commander. 2/6/40.	City of Christchurch Drifter Clouston Dover Miles Mitten

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182
M.L.C. 17's crew remained in the drifter, going
to Dunkirk and returning to Dover on Tuesday (4th. June)
morning.
REPORT BY C/J93893 C.P.O. H. MITTEN
M.L.C. 22 in company with M.L.C. 21 and Asb.C. 10
was towed to within about 13 miles of Dunkirk by S.S. City
of Christchurch, and slipped at 2130 and proceeded towards
Dunkirk.
On arrival at Dunkink, the landin craft became
separated and when M.L.C. 22 came alongside the jetty she was
commandeered by at naval embarkation party.
136-
131/1
Copy of instructions given to abandor L.L.C. 22 given to 0.7. C.J.
93983. Chief Petty Officer H. Litten by Connander J.C. Clounton.
(original kept at Inter-Service Training and Development Centro.)
Questions reforring to the loan by casting away of
Motor Landing Craft No. 22 in the North Sea on Sunday 2nd June should
be addressed to Commander J.C. Clouston, Rall. H...S. Isis on whone
order it was done.
(agd) J.O. Clouston.
Commander.
2/6/40.