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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.

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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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Other demands were made for 50 tons of dry provisions of all kinds to Dutch and French vessels.
Other demands were for 7 days provisions for 150 men to 4 ships and provisions for 400 men for one day to each of 15 vessels. As large reserves had been built up these demands were quickly met.
During the period 200 ships were supplied with water -
some of them several times. About 743,000 gallons were supplied by the Water Boat "Aqua". All the
Victualling Store Staff worked for 18 hours a day on most days and the crew of Aqua" worked almost continuously.
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Twelve tugs were detailed for operation "DYNAMO"
for towing barges and small craft. of these
"Foremost 87" was outstanding and made four passages to France and was willing to go again if required.
"Foremost 22" and "Fairplay 1" made the passage twice and were ready to go again. Other tugs made one passage.
A report by Lieutenant Commander Wardrop R.N.R on the situation at Dunkirk while he was there on detached duty is attached.
COMMODORE SUPERINTENDENT.
18JUN 1940
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2519
Other demands were made for 50 tons of dry
provisions of all kinds to Dutch and French vessels.
Other demands were for 7 days provisions for 150 men
to 4 ships and provisions for 400 men for one day
to each of 15 vessels. As large reserves had been
built up these demands were quickly met.
During the period 200 ships were supplied with water -
some of them several times. About 743,000 gallons
were supplied by the Water Boat "Aqua". All the
Victualling Store Staff worked for 18 hours a day on
most days and the crew of Aqua" worked almost contin-
uously.
GS
Twelve tugs were detailed for operation "DYNAMO"
for towing barges and small craft. of these
"Foremost 87" was outstanding and made four passages
to France and was willing to go again if required.
"Foremost 22" and "Fairplay 1" made the passage twice
and were ready to go again. Other tugs made one
passage.
A report by Lieutenant Commander Wardrop R.N.R on
the situation at Dunkirk while he was there on detached
duty is attached.
COMMODORE SUPERINTENDENT.
18JUN 1940
OVER