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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386	Log in to enlarge	33.4 329 OPERATION NO.19 SHIP:- ECNNY BELLE Name Service & G.H. Rose, Sto. 1st CI. Teat any in Bonny Ballo with 2 0.S. they didn't know much about stoering the boat so be had to drive and stear it at the Two Drd. Sea. same time. 2nd June. Tyn they arrived Denicize a shell burst on the pier and sank & drifter alongside a Jutty. Sto. sent astern to avoid shapmal and ran on to submerged areckage. A Sub.Ideutonant, R.I.V.R. came on heard at Dynkirk and Sub. dived over the side and took a rope to the pier. The Sub-Lieutement got some soldiers to give bdas a pull aff the wreak. buy opened fires like daylight due to the blass. Soldiers lot & of the rope and tookcover. X Sub-Lieutement who vas on the plan with the soldiers told the boats crew to abandon ship and got out of it as soon as possible. the two 0,3, got on the adde of the boat to get out and nearly turned the boat over. Sto. had to got out after and leave ldt and stouning Lit and everything. Ste. loss valied on the vrockage, shich num't doop, only up to valst then he was taken off wreckage by & lifeboat these to a trawler thenes to Dovor.	Boat Drifter Rose Rose

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33.4
329
OPERATION
NO.19
SHIP:- ECNNY BELLE
Name
Service
&
G.H. Rose, Sto. 1st CI.
Teat any in Bonny Ballo with 2 0.S. they
didn't know much about stoering the boat
so be had to drive and stear it at the
Two Drd. Sea.
same time. 2nd June. Tyn they arrived
Denicize a shell burst on the pier and
sank & drifter alongside a Jutty. Sto.
sent astern to avoid shapmal and ran on
to submerged areckage. A Sub.Ideutonant,
R.I.V.R. came on heard at Dynkirk and Sub.
dived over the side and took a rope to
the pier. The Sub-Lieutement got some
soldiers to give bdas a pull aff the wreak.
buy opened fires like daylight due to
the blass. Soldiers lot & of the rope and
tookcover. X Sub-Lieutement who vas on
the plan with the soldiers told the boats
crew to abandon ship and got out of it as
soon as possible. the two 0,3, got on the
adde of the boat to get out and nearly
turned the boat over. Sto. had to got out
after and leave ldt and stouning Lit and
everything. Ste. loss valied on the
vrockage, shich num't doop, only up to
valst then he was taken off wreckage by
& lifeboat these to a trawler thenes to
Dovor.