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be 113
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soldiers, same 370 mostly french were disamberked with considerable difficulty, We arrived without further insident at Ramagete next morning.
to 40 assist S.N.T.O. Now Lieutenant Commander Givinner, R.N.
1 returned from Remagate to Margate and continued
On Monday evening at 1900 I sailed in H.H.S.
"Guillemot" for Dunkirit, the had not previously been over and DD took - on as Invigator. To arrived at the Harbour entremes at about 2330 after an unsersative trip, except for stuking 8 floating sine. 9a west alongside the West Mole and entiarked 400 PrencimenT] without incident.
on our return - NA into fog as the last bucy
Valore the Goodula and proceeded at slow speed with visibility about a cable. 9a nate the Birth Goodwin and set course for the albow and Birth Fereland bucys, being unable to find them 90 suchored 01110he fog lifted, when
We found the North Foreland being a quarter gile on the
Starboard beaus 10 BBS course for Margate plan and were second ship alemgaide.
the S.N.T.O.'s office E80 closs on Memonder, when I
Paperted first to Remagate as ordered and than to Sheerness
Visally proceeding on leave that evening.
threughout the evacuation 3 Has ingreesed by the account of sending in boats fully marked to naval ratings
9a Mr breath, OF better 00511 sending in putier boats of shalleve traught, not necessarily possefully expirati very for W of of this type of boat WSS being used.
I have the honour to be
Sir
Your shediant unryand. Bonham
(Sign) 9. Barhan.
B/L. 2.3.

at 3.00 sells on May 30th. To left Portsmouth in company of on SW7 49th to have steam for sailing other Steam Hoppers and proceeded to Imageste, arriving there at 9.30 Dalla I was boarded by a Havel Officer who have 100
my route instructions and charts and orders to leave in the morning at 5.00 Stable I left Remagate on Hay 31st at 5.40 s.m.
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C.R.in C. DEPARTMENT HOPPER BARGE 11.96.
REPORTS OF MASTER AND ENGINEER.
ements of H.B. No.24. Assisting Evacuation of Troops from Duskirk.
headay 29/5/40.
Midnight leaving Portmouth Harbour, proceeding ched bottom. No material damage sustained.
raday 30th. Arrived. While approaching, owing to shoals, vessel
3 8 to 6.0 p.m. Waiting orders.
m 0 to 1.15 s.m. (Friday) 31st. Embarking British troops from East to 11.0 p.m. Proceeding to and arriving at Dunkirk.
15 a.m. Leaving Dunkirk and proceeding to and arriving at under heavy gun fire.
negate 6.0 a.m.
0 a.m. to 8.0 a.m. Proceeding to and arriving at largate.
0 s.m. to 7.0 a.m. Waiting orders.
15 D a.m. to 9.15 s.m. Berthing.
a.m. to 9.0 a.m. Waiting to berth alongaide of pier.
.0 a.m. a.m. to 10.0 a.m. Proceeding Disembarking to 480 H.M. troops. Bloop "Guillemot". Anchored Own
1 and 1.20 taking p.m. in 17 tono of Fuel oil and having Levin mbing gun shaken.
countered heavy 6.0 p.m. Proceeding fire from shore batteries, aldo four successive
20 deck. to Dunkirk. Whilet approaching
6.0 a. Saturday 1/6.
0 a.m. a.m. to to 7.0 8.45 a.m. Waiting Proceeded orders. to and arriving at Ranagate.
Lne s.m. on way. to 4.30 VISION While p.m. bonbing
30 48 to 9.30. B.M. and exploding tacks,.80 to 5.45. sustaining Alongaide Heat Hole enbarking 580 French troops.
unbing 45. to raids while alongaide. to Margate encountered fire, three bombing causing ttacks, 10.45.p.m. also raked Proceeding three times by Machine gune troops.
CANADA THE off Margate. under
June, by steaming th Lanight 4th June, received orders to proceed to Portanouth, 3.0 a.m.
June
P.T.O.