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TNA ADM 234 360

TNA ADM 234 360
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TNA ADM 234 360

Naval Staff History No. 41, the official historical study of the evacuation from Dunkirk during Operation Dynamo, 26 May–4 June 1940, dated 1949.

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 234/360. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Sinking of the Foudroyant 91
Brighton Queen and Scotia sunk 92
Fourth air attack, 1330 : sinking of the Mosquito 92
Fifth and sixth air attacks, 1500 and 1610 93
Losses from mines 93
Loadings at Dunkirk during the day 94
The controlling organisation ... 94
Naval losses of the day 94
The evacuation figures for the day 95
OCR table 2 from document page 11
Situation ashore on evening of 1st 96
Plan for the night 1st-2nd June ... ... 96
Assembly of shipping ... 97
Abandonment of daylight evacuation ... ... 97
Danger to personnel ships 98
Air operations, morning of 2nd June 99
Fifth column activities 100
Embarkations from the beaches 100
Embarkations at Dunkirk ... 101
French embarkations ... 102
British Naval Base Party embarks, 0245/2 ... 102
British rearguard held up ... ... 103
Bombing of the Hospital ships Worthing and Paris ... ... ... 103
Naval losses 2nd June ... 104
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Plan for the night, 2nd-3rd June 105
Demolitions at Dunkirk ... 106
Situation ashore 106
Sailing of the night flight from England 107
B.E.F. evacuated, 2330/2 107
A pause in the embarkation 108
Summary of troops evacuated, night 2nd-3rd June ... 109
Naval Losses 2nd June 110
Air co-operation, night 2nd-3rd June 110
Blocking of Dunkirk Inner Harbour (Operation C.K.) 111

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CONTENTS
Page
Sinking of the Foudroyant
91
Brighton Queen and Scotia sunk
92
Fourth air attack, 1330 : sinking of the Mosquito
92
Fifth and sixth air attacks, 1500 and 1610
93
Losses from mines
93
Loadings at Dunkirk during the day
94
The controlling organisation
94
...
Naval losses of the day
94
The evacuation figures for the day
95
CHAPTER X.
The night of 1st-2nd June and from daylight to dusk on 2nd
Situation ashore on evening of 1st
96
Plan for the night 1st-2nd June
96
...
...
Assembly of shipping
97
...
Abandonment of daylight evacuation
97
...
...
Danger to personnel ships
98
Air operations, morning of 2nd June
99
Fifth column activities
100
Embarkations from the beaches
100
Embarkations at Dunkirk
101
...
French embarkations
102
...
British Naval Base Party embarks, 0245/2
102
...
British rearguard held up
103
...
...
Bombing of the Hospital ships Worthing and Paris
103
...
...
...
Naval losses 2nd June
...
104
CHAPTER XI
The night 2nd-3rd June : B.E.F. Evacuated 2330/2
Plan for the night, 2nd-3rd June
105
Demolitions at Dunkirk
...
106
Situation ashore
106
Sailing of the night flight from England
107
B.E.F. evacuated, 2330/2
107
A pause in the embarkation
108
Summary of troops evacuated, night 2nd-3rd June
...
109
Naval Losses 2nd June
110
Air co-operation, night 2nd-3rd June
110
Blocking of Dunkirk Inner Harbour (Operation C.K.)
111
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