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.

Holding archive: TNA
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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OCR table 1 from document page 155
FLOTILLA	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
SLOOP	436
Bideford (Lt. Cdr. J. H. Lewes, R.N.) GUNBOATS. Total 2, of which 1 was sunk.	2,329
Locust (Lieut. A. N. P. Costobadie, R.N.)	1,183
Mosquito (Lieut. D. H.P. Gardiner, R.N.)
Total	3,512

OCR table 2 from document page 155
MINESWEEPERS-36, of which 5 were lost.	5th	1,536
Albury (Lt. Cdr. C. H. Corbet-Singleton, R.N.)	10th	Nil
Brighton Belle (Lieut. L. K. Perrin, R.N.V.R.)	7th	160
Brighton Queen (Ty. Lieut. A. Stubbs, R.N.R.)	7th	Nil
Devonia² (Ty. Lt. J. Brotchie, R.N.V.R.)	12th	1,801
Duchess of Fife (Ty. Lt. J. N. Anderson, R.N.R.)	4th	1,129
Dundalk (Lt. Cdr. F.A. I. Kirkpatrick, R.N. (retd.))	10th	642
Emperor of India (Ty. Lieut. C. Pawley, R.N.R.)	4th	867
Fitzroy (Lt. Cdr. R.A. Forbes, R.N.) Glen Avon	8th	888
(Ty. Lieut. B. H. Loynes, R.N.R.) Glen Gower (Actg. Cdr. M.A.O. Biddulph, R.N., S.O. 8th M.S.F.).	8th (S.O.)	1,235
Gossamer (Cdr. R. C.V. Ross, R.N., S.O., 5th M.S.F.) Gracie Fields¹	5th (S.O.) 10th	3,169 281
(Ty. Lt. N. Larkin, R.N.R.) (Ty. Lt. A. C. Weeks, R.N.V.R.) Halcyon	6th	2,271
(Lt. Cdr. J. M.S. Cox, D.S.C., R.N.) (Cdr. E. P. Hinton, M.V.O., R.N.) Hebe	1st	1,140
(Lt. Cdr. J. B.G. Temple, R.N.) Kellett	5th	1,456
(Cdr. R. C. Haskett-Smith, R.N.) Leda	5th	2,848
(Lt. Cdr. H. Unwin, R.N.) Lydd	5th	1,502
(Lt. Cdr. R. C.D. Haig, R.N.) Marmion	12th	713
(Ty. Lt. H. C. Gaffney, R.N.V.R.) Medway Queen (Lieut. A. T. Cook, R.N.R.)	10th	3,064
Niger	4th.	1,245
(Cdr. St. J. Cronyn, R.N., S.O., 4th M.S.F.) Oriole	12th	2,587
(Ty. Lieut. E. L. Davies, R.N.V.R.) Pangbourne (Actg, Cdr. F. Douglas-Watson, R.N.)	5th	1,020

Albury Bideford Duchess Duchess of Fife Dundalk Emperor of India Fitzroy Glen Avon Haig Hebe Lydd Mosquito Pangbourne Queen Anderson Biddulph Brotchie Cook Corbet-Singleton Costobadie Cox Cronyn Davies Douglas Douglas-Watson Forbes Gaffney Gardiner Haig Haskett-Smith Hinton Kirkpatrick Larkin Lewes Loynes Pawley Perrin Ross Smith Stubbs Temple Unwin Watson Weeks

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 155.

LIST OF BRITISH SHIPS
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
FLOTILLA
TRANSPORTED
SLOOP
436
Bideford
(Lt. Cdr. J. H. Lewes, R.N.)
GUNBOATS. Total 2, of which 1 was sunk.
2,329
Locust (Lieut. A. N. P. Costobadie, R.N.)
1,183
Mosquito (Lieut. D. H.P. Gardiner, R.N.)
Total
3,512
MINESWEEPERS-36, of which 5 were lost.
5th
1,536
Albury (Lt. Cdr. C. H. Corbet-Singleton, R.N.)
10th
Nil
Brighton Belle
(Lieut. L. K. Perrin, R.N.V.R.)
7th
160
Brighton Queen
(Ty. Lieut. A. Stubbs, R.N.R.)
7th
Nil
Devonia²
(Ty. Lt. J. Brotchie, R.N.V.R.)
Duchess of Fife
12th
1,801
(Ty. Lt. J. N. Anderson, R.N.R.)
4th
1,129
Dundalk
(Lt. Cdr. F.A. I. Kirkpatrick, R.N. (retd.))
Emperor of India
10th
642
(Ty. Lieut. C. Pawley, R.N.R.)
4th
867
Fitzroy
(Lt. Cdr. R.A. Forbes, R.N.)
8th
888
Glen Avon
(Ty. Lieut. B. H. Loynes, R.N.R.)
8th
1,235
Glen Gower
(Actg. Cdr. M.A.O. Biddulph, R.N.,
(S.O.)
S.O. 8th M.S.F.).
Gossamer
5th
3,169
(Cdr. R. C.V. Ross, R.N., S.O., 5th M.S.F.)
(S.O.)
Gracie Fields¹
10th
281
(Ty. Lt. N. Larkin, R.N.R.)
(Ty. Lt. A. C. Weeks, R.N.V.R.)
6th
2,271
Halcyon
(Lt. Cdr. J. M.S. Cox, D.S.C., R.N.)
(Cdr. E. P. Hinton, M.V.O., R.N.)
Hebe
1st
1,140
(Lt. Cdr. J. B.G. Temple, R.N.)
Kellett
5th
1,456
(Cdr. R. C. Haskett-Smith, R.N.)
Leda
5th
2,848
(Lt. Cdr. H. Unwin, R.N.)
Lydd
5th
1,502
(Lt. Cdr. R. C.D. Haig, R.N.)
Marmion
12th
713
(Ty. Lt. H. C. Gaffney, R.N.V.R.)
Medway Queen
10th
3,064
(Lieut. A. T. Cook, R.N.R.)
Niger
4th.
1,245
(Cdr. St. J. Cronyn, R.N., S.O., 4th M.S.F.)
Oriole
12th
2,587
(Ty. Lieut. E. L. Davies, R.N.V.R.)
Pangbourne
5th
1,020
(Actg, Cdr. F. Douglas-Watson, R.N.)
I Sunk.
2 Beached and lost.
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