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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156	Log in to enlarge	(COPY). 140 to TUG C.9. 135 m/31924 6th June, 1940. 13th June 40 $ 211/25. 8 VICE ADMIRAL, = Tug C.9. I was at VER. 1 and having received orders Copy to:) The Commndar-in-Chief, to go to the other, believed Partanouth). , the crow had been taken me duty, the bombing was 80 onliey Aa Steward, P.O.P/J.311270 1 of four ships, namely thur 9. Duals, P.O. P/J.105768 A", H.N.S. "ESITH", which nater of Tug 0.9 letter of 6/6/1940). ing these operations, e the Tug, lifting stern as whether on the Bridge planes, or resouing troops Submitted with reforence to Steward and P.O. Duck, afidential Partmouth Control order I models of coolness, courage DO. ine and obsdience to orders that I should be neglecting " as their commanding exceptional conduct. , EGERTON idiently, CAPSAIN 1) J. TRELSAVIN. Master Tug 0.9. VIDE ADMIRAL Portanouth Dockyard. * DOVEL E * JUN E MALOOLD in Command. AO II. 545. The Vice Admiral Dover. 6. At 2050 lat. June 1940 H.M.S. "VENOMOUS" embarked L beach party, consisting of ten Officers and ninety men, with rders to proceed to a position off T.MALD-LESS-BAINS and embark ppeared from the shore. Number One landing section(Lt, Cdr. CRAIG R.N.) roops. At 0030 2nd. June 1940 the ship arrived but no boats leen of AB 0200 R.A.D. ordered the ship to borth Ailled ashore inship's whaler to investigate, Nothing further was he M.S. to and take over the whaler and berthing party. After half an hour longside this party. embark troops. He stated that he would order one of longside 1100 troops had been embarked and H.M.S. "VENONOUS" returned O DOVER at 28 knots, arriving at 0515.	C.9 Bridge Craig Dover Steward

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(COPY).
140
to
TUG C.9.
135
m/31924
6th June, 1940.
13th June 40
$ 211/25.
8 VICE ADMIRAL,
= Tug C.9. I was at
VER.
1 and having received orders
Copy to:) The Commndar-in-Chief,
to go to the other, believed
Partanouth).
, the crow had been taken
me duty, the bombing was 80
onliey Aa Steward, P.O.P/J.311270
1 of four ships, namely
thur 9. Duals, P.O. P/J.105768
A", H.N.S. "ESITH", which
nater of Tug 0.9 letter of 6/6/1940).
ing these operations,
e the Tug, lifting stern
as whether on the Bridge
planes, or resouing troops
Submitted with reforence to
Steward and P.O. Duck,
afidential Partmouth Control order
I models of coolness, courage
DO.
ine and obsdience to orders
that I should be neglecting
" as their commanding
exceptional conduct.
,
EGERTON
idiently,
CAPSAIN
1) J. TRELSAVIN.
Master Tug 0.9.
VIDE ADMIRAL
Portanouth Dockyard.
*
DOVEL
E
*
JUN
E
MALOOLD
in Command.
AO
II.
545. The Vice Admiral Dover.
6. At 2050 lat. June 1940 H.M.S. "VENOMOUS" embarked
L beach party, consisting of ten Officers and ninety men, with
rders to proceed to a position off T.MALD-LESS-BAINS and embark
ppeared from the shore. Number One landing section(Lt, Cdr. CRAIG R.N.)
roops. At 0030 2nd. June 1940 the ship arrived but no boats
leen of AB 0200 R.A.D. ordered the ship to borth
Ailled ashore inship's whaler to investigate, Nothing further was
he M.S. to and take over the whaler and berthing party. After half an hour
longside this party. embark troops. He stated that he would order one of
longside 1100 troops had been embarked and H.M.S. "VENONOUS" returned
O DOVER at 28 knots, arriving at 0515.