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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DESTROYERS (contd.) Sabre	FLOTILLA 16th	TRANSPORTED
(Cdr. B. Dean, R.N. (Retd.) )		5,765
Saladin (Lt. Cdr. L. J. Dover, R.N.)	11th
Scimitar (Lieut. R.D. Franks, O.B.E., R.N.)	16th	/ 2,711
Shikari (Lt. Cdr. H. N. A. Richardson, R.N.)	16th	3,589
Vanquisher (Lt. Cdr. C.B. Alers-Hankey, R.N.) (relieved sick) (Lt. Cdr. W.C. Bushell, R.N.)	11th	3,941
Vega (Cdr. C.I. Horton, R.N.)	Nore Command	34
Venomous (Lt. Cdr. J. E. H. McBeath, R.N.)	16th (Attached Dover Command)	4,410
Verity (Lt. Cdr. A. R. M. Black, R.N.) (wounded) (Lieut. E.L. Jones, R.N.)	Nore Command	504
Vimy (Lt. Cdr. R. G. K. Knowling, R.N.) (missing) (Lieut. A. P. W. Northey, R.N.) (temporarily) (Lt. Cdr. M. W.E. Wentworth, R.N.)	Nore Command	2,976
Vivacious (Lt. Cdr. F. R. W. Parish, R.N.) (relieved-sick) (Cdr. E. F. V. Dechaineux, R.A.N.)	Nore Command	1,999
Wakeful (Cdr. R. L. Fisher, R.N.)	17th	639
Whitehall (Lt. Cdr. A. B. Russell, R.N.)	11th	3,453
Whitshed (Cdr. E. R. Condor, R.N.)	19th	1,038
Wild Swan (Lt. Cdr. J.L. Younghusband, R.N.)		12
Winchelsea (Lt. Cdr. W.A. F. Hawkins, R.N.)	11th	4,957
Windsor (Lt. Cdr. P. D. H. R. Pelly, R.N.)	Nore Command	3,991
Wolfhound (Lt. Cdr. J. W. McCoy, D.S.C., R.N.)	Nore Command	130
Wolsey Worcester (Lt. Cdr. C.H. Campbell, R.N.) (J.H. Allison, R.N.)	Attached Dover Command 11th	3,337 4,545
	Total	96,197
CORVETTES. Total 6
Guillemot		460
Kingfisher (Lt. Cdr. H. M. Darell-Brown, R.N.)		640
Mallard (Lt. Cdr. G. A. M. V. Harrison, R.N.)
Shearwater (Cdr. The Hon. V.M. Wyndham-Quin, R.N.)
Sheldrake (Lt. Cdr. P. F. Powlett, R.N.)
Widgeon (Lt. Cdr. A. E. T. Christie, R.N.)
(Lt. Cdr. R. Frederick, R.N.)

Condor Guillemot Mallard Sabre Shearwater Sheldrake Vega Verity Vivacious Whitshed Widgeon Wild Swan Windsor Wolsey Alers-Hankey Allison Black Brown BROWN R. Bushell Christie Darell-Brown Dean Dechaineux Dover Fisher Franks Frederick Hankey Harrison Hawkins Horton Jones Knowling McBeath McCoy Northey Parish Pelly Powlett Richardson Russell Wentworth Wyndham-Quin

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APPENDIX A
THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
FLOTILLA
DESTROYERS (contd.)
16th
TRANSPORTED
Sabre
(Cdr. B. Dean, R.N. (Retd.) )
Saladin
11th
5,765
(Lt. Cdr. L. J. Dover, R.N.)
/
Scimitar
16th
(Lieut. R.D. Franks, O.B.E., R.N.)
2,711
Shikari
16th
(Lt. Cdr. H. N. A. Richardson, R.N.)
3,589
Vanquisher
11th
(Lt. Cdr. C.B. Alers-Hankey, R.N.) (relieved sick)
3,941
(Lt. Cdr. W.C. Bushell, R.N.)
Vega
Nore Command
(Cdr. C.I. Horton, R.N.)
34
Venomous
16th (Attached
(Lt. Cdr. J. E. H. McBeath, R.N.)
Verity
Dover Command)
4,410
Nore Command
(Lt. Cdr. A. R. M. Black, R.N.) (wounded)
504
(Lieut. E.L. Jones, R.N.)
Vimy
Nore Command
(Lt. Cdr. R. G. K. Knowling, R.N.) (missing)
2,976
(Lieut. A. P. W. Northey, R.N.) (temporarily)
(Lt. Cdr. M. W.E. Wentworth, R.N.)
Vivacious
Nore Command
(Lt. Cdr. F. R. W. Parish, R.N.) (relieved-sick)
1,999
(Cdr. E. F. V. Dechaineux, R.A.N.)
Wakeful
17th
(Cdr. R. L. Fisher, R.N.)
639
Whitehall
11th
(Lt. Cdr. A. B. Russell, R.N.)
3,453
Whitshed
19th
1,038
(Cdr. E. R. Condor, R.N.)
Wild Swan
12
(Lt. Cdr. J.L. Younghusband, R.N.)
Winchelsea
11th
4,957
(Lt. Cdr. W.A. F. Hawkins, R.N.)
Windsor
Nore Command
3,991
(Lt. Cdr. P. D. H. R. Pelly, R.N.)
Wolfhound
Nore Command
130
Wolsey (Lt. Cdr. J. W. McCoy, D.S.C., R.N.)
Attached Dover
3,337
Worcester (Lt. Cdr. C.H. Campbell, R.N.)
Command
11th
4,545
(J.H. Allison, R.N.)
Total
96,197
CORVETTES. Total 6
Guillemot
460
Kingfisher (Lt. Cdr. H. M. Darell-Brown, R.N.)
640
Mallard (Lt. Cdr. G. A. M. V. Harrison, R.N.)
Shearwater (Cdr. The Hon. V.M. Wyndham-Quin, R.N.)
Sheldrake (Lt. Cdr. P. F. Powlett, R.N.)
Widgeon (Lt. Cdr. A. E. T. Christie, R.N.)
(Lt. Cdr. R. Frederick, R.N.)
Total
1,100
I Sunk.
130