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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Collection reference: ADM 234 360

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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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	FLOTILLA	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
A.A. CRUISER Calcutta (Capt. D. M. Lees, R.N.)		1,856
DESTROYERS-41, of which 6 were sunk Anthony (Lt. Cdr. N. V. Thew, R.N.)	16th	3,107
Basilisk1 (Cdr. M. Richmond, O.B.E., R.N.)	Nore Command	1,115
Codrington (Capt. (D) G. F. Stevens-Guille, D.S.O., O.B.E., R.N.)	Capt. (D) 1	5,677
Esk (Lt. Cdr. R. J. H. Couch, R.N.)	20th	3,904
Express (Capt. (D) J. G. Bickford, D.S.C., R.N.)	Capt (D) 20	2,795
Gallant (Lt. Cdr. C.P. F. Brown, R.N.)	1st	1,880
Grafton (Cdr. C. E. C. Robinson, R.N.) (killed) (Lieut. H. C. J. McRea, R.N.)	1st	860
Grenade	Nore Command	1,000
(Cdr. R. C. Boyle, R.N.) Greyhound	1st	1,360
(Cdr. W. R. Marshall-A'Deane, R.N.) Harvester	9th	3,191
(Lt. Cdr. M. Thornton, R.N.) Havant	9th	2,432
(Lt. Cdr. A. F. Burnell-Nugent, D.S.C., R.N.) Icarus	20th	4,704
(Lt. Cdr. C. D. Maud, R.N.) Impulsive	20th	2,919
(Lt. Cdr. W.S. Thomas, R.N.) Intrepid	20th	661
(Cdr. R. C. Gordon, R.N.) Ivanhoe	20th	1,904
(Cdr. P. H. Hadow, R.N.) Jackal	1st	I
(Cdr. T. M. Napier, R.N.) Jaguar	1st	700
(Lt. Cdr. J. F. W. Hine, R.N.) Javelin (Cdr. A. F.	1st	1,400
Pugsley, R.N.) Keith	Capt. (D) 19	1,200
(Capt. (D) E. L. Berthon, D.S.C., R.N.) Mackay	11th	581
(Cdr. G. H. Stokes, R.N.) Malcolm	Capt. (D) 16	5,851
(Capt. (D) T.E. Halsey, R.N.) Montrose (Cdr. C. R. L. Parry, R.N.)	17th	925

Anthony Calcutta Cruiser Gallant Gordon Intrepid Ivanhoe Jackal Jaguar Javelin Mackay Montrose Berthon Bickford Boyle Brown BROWN R. Burnell-Nugent Couch Deane Dover Gordon Hadow Halsey Hine Lees Malcolm Maud McRea Napier Parry Pugsley Richmond Robinson Stevens-Guille Stokes Thew Thomas Thornton

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APPENDIX A
LIST OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK AND PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO"
NUMBERS OF TROOPS TRANSPORTED
NOTE.-The following list of ships which took part in Operation "Dynamo" has been
compiled after critical examination of every available source of information. It differs
from The final list of British Ships, M.020721 of 25th October 1940 accompanying V.A.
Dover's Report on Operation Dynamo " M.011883 of 18th June 1940, in 320 entries.
Part I. British Ships
FLOTILLA
TROOPS
TRANSPORTED
A.A. CRUISER
Calcutta
1,856
(Capt. D. M. Lees, R.N.)
DESTROYERS-41, of which 6 were sunk
Anthony
16th
3,107
(Lt. Cdr. N. V. Thew, R.N.)
Basilisk1
Nore Command
1,115
(Cdr. M. Richmond, O.B.E., R.N.)
Codrington
Capt. (D) 1
5,677
(Capt. (D) G. F. Stevens-Guille,
D.S.O., O.B.E., R.N.)
Esk
20th
3,904
(Lt. Cdr. R. J. H. Couch, R.N.)
Express
Capt (D) 20
2,795
(Capt. (D) J. G. Bickford, D.S.C., R.N.)
Gallant
1st
1,880
(Lt. Cdr. C.P. F. Brown, R.N.)
Grafton
1st
860
(Cdr. C. E. C. Robinson, R.N.) (killed)
(Lieut. H. C. J. McRea, R.N.)
Grenade
Nore Command
1,000
(Cdr. R. C. Boyle, R.N.)
Greyhound
1st
1,360
(Cdr. W. R. Marshall-A'Deane, R.N.)
Harvester
9th
3,191
(Lt. Cdr. M. Thornton, R.N.)
Havant
9th
2,432
(Lt. Cdr. A. F. Burnell-Nugent, D.S.C., R.N.)
Icarus
20th
4,704
(Lt. Cdr. C. D. Maud, R.N.)
Impulsive
20th
2,919
(Lt. Cdr. W.S. Thomas, R.N.)
Intrepid
20th
661
(Cdr. R. C. Gordon, R.N.)
Ivanhoe
20th
1,904
(Cdr. P. H. Hadow, R.N.)
Jackal
1st
I
(Cdr. T. M. Napier, R.N.)
Jaguar
1st
700
(Lt. Cdr. J. F. W. Hine, R.N.)
Javelin
1st
1,400
(Cdr. A. F. Pugsley, R.N.)
Keith
Capt. (D) 19
1,200
(Capt. (D) E. L. Berthon, D.S.C., R.N.)
Mackay
11th
581
(Cdr. G. H. Stokes, R.N.)
Malcolm
Capt. (D) 16
5,851
(Capt. (D) T.E. Halsey, R.N.)
Montrose
17th
925
(Cdr. C. R. L. Parry, R.N.)
- Sunk.
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