A working collection of Admiralty Operation Dynamo material whose full ADM 199 catalogue reference is still being identified.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/xxx. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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CONF ENTIAL Bin/0/1430 Dyramo365. 205 Subject. REPORT OH DEATH OF LIMIT. R.H.N.D, R.N.V.R. 2293 From The CAPTAIN, H.M.S. EXCELLENT. Portsmouth 20th June 1940. 554/07026. Date No. To THE VIUS ADMIRAL, DOVER. (COPY TO:- PORTSMOUTH). ed The attached report by Licutenant 3.7. Handlton- Meikle, R.N. the Commending Officer of the D/C Motor Boat he Unit, on the behaviour of Lieutensnt R.H.Need, R.N.V.R., during Operation Dynamo, is forwarded in accordance with 30- Confidential Sprtsmouth General Order, 1700. 43 E.L.P.BRIND ed an, 7 CAPTAIN. ITS VICE AD MIRAL 1 * DOVS OF - & id le 10 9 t sage O nd, rs " - to the evenements consternation a l'arriere' of B HAB Sub-Lieutenant, a order which aying who THE STATE STATE grotesqualy on twisted - near STATE the 'Paseax the focale luckily LEVER the THE THE the caused by the swell. been arriving evacuated at 9a the THE THE THE THE THE make time. - certain Acting that on the his had Admiral mre up the harbour, all the but troops on had instructions not geen - he had note which On our had return apparently down the lost in harbour tow both her French we propellers not fishing the Admiral and rudders. that had collected a few troops. Turning go assistance. in - N.T.B. We were ordered to take a to to its smack