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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OCR table 1 from document page 156
	FLOTILLA	TROOPS
MINESWEEPERS (contd.)	7th	TRANSPORTED
Plinlimmon (Lt. G. P. Baker, R.N.V.R.) Elizabeth	10th	900
Princess (Lt. C. J. Carp, R.N.V.R.)	7th	1,673
Queen of Thanet (Actg. Ty. Cdr. S. P. Herival, R.N.V.R.)	(S.O.)	2,500
(S.O. 7th M.S.F.)	5th
Ross (Actg. C.O. Lt. K. A. Gadd, R.N.R. (injured) (Cdr. J.P. Apps, R.N. (Retd.))	4th	1,096
Salamander (Lieut. Cdr. L. J.S. Ede, R.N.)	5th	1,161
Saltash (Lt. Cdr. T. R. Fowke, R.N.)	10th	800
Sandown (Actg. Cdr. K. M. Greig, R.N., S.O., 10th M.S.F.)	(S.O.)	1,861
Sharpshooter (Lieut. A. E. Doran, R.N.)	1st	373
Skipjack1 (Lieut. Cdr. F.B. Proudfoot, R.N. (retd.)	6th	865
Snaefell (Ty. Lieut. F. Brett, R.N.V.R.)	8th	981
Specdwell (Lt. Cdr. F. R. G. Maunsell, R.N. (Retd.) )	6th	1,668
Sutton	4th	1,371
(Actg. Cdr. G. M. Temple, R.N., S.O. 4th M.S.F.)	(S.O.)
Waverley (Ty. Lieut. S.F. Harmer-Elliott, R.N.V.R.) (Actg. S.O., 12th M.S.F.)	12th (S.O.)	Nil
Westward Ho (Ty. Lieut. A. L. Braithwaite, R.N.V.R.)	7th	1,686
	Total	46,434

OCR table 2 from document page 156
	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
TRAWLERS. Total 52, of which 12 were lost.
Amethyst	-
Comdr. (Act.) R.C. Stokes, R.N.ᵃ	-
Arctic Pioneer	-
(Lt. R. A. D. Cambridge, R.N.R.)
Argyllshive	I
(S/Lt. J.S. Weddle, R.N.R.) (S.O. 11th A/S Striking Force) Arley	135
(Skr. Lt. G. W. Robinson, R.D., R.N.R.) Blackburn Rovers'	-
(Cdr. R. W. English, R.N.) (Skipper W. Martin, R.N.R.)	6
Brock
Calvi (S/Lt. K. H. G. Roberts, R.N.V.R.) (Skipper Jappy)	-
(Skipper B. D. Spindler, R.N.R.) Cape Argona (Lt. K. J. Lee,	-
R.N.V.R.) Cayton Wyke	6052
Clythness (Comdr. R. H. B. Hammond-Chambers, R.N. (Ret.) )3	150
Comforts (Skipper E. G. Catchpole, R.N.R.)³ (Skipper	I
Dhoon J. D. Mair, R.N.R.)	130

Amethyst Arley Brock Calvi Cayton Wyke Dhoon Pioneer Plinlimmon Princess Princess Elizabeth Queen Roberts Sandown Sharpshooter Westward Westward Ho Apps Baker Barge Braithwaite Brett Catchpole Doran Ede Elliott English Fowke Gadd Greig Hammond Harmer-Elliott Herival Jappy Lee Mair Martin Maunsell Proudfoot Roberts Robinson Ross Spindler Stokes Temple Weddle

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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
APPENDIX A
FLOTILLA
TROOPS
MINESWEEPERS (contd.)
7th
TRANSPORTED
Plinlimmon (Lt. G. P. Baker, R.N.V.R.)
900
Princess Elizabeth
10th
(Lt. C. J. Carp, R.N.V.R.)
1,673
7th
Queen of Thanet
(Actg. Ty. Cdr. S. P. Herival, R.N.V.R.)
(S.O.)
2,500
(S.O. 7th M.S.F.)
5th
Ross (Actg. C.O. Lt. K. A. Gadd, R.N.R. (injured)
1,096
(Cdr. J.P. Apps, R.N. (Retd.))
4th
Salamander (Lieut. Cdr. L. J.S. Ede, R.N.)
1,161
5th
Saltash
(Lt. Cdr. T. R. Fowke, R.N.)
800
10th
Sandown (Actg. Cdr. K. M. Greig, R.N., S.O., 10th M.S.F.)
(S.O.)
1,861
Sharpshooter
1st
(Lieut. A. E. Doran, R.N.)
373
6th
Skipjack1 (Lieut. Cdr. F.B. Proudfoot, R.N. (retd.)
865
Snaefell
8th
981
(Ty. Lieut. F. Brett, R.N.V.R.)
Specdwell
6th
1,668
(Lt. Cdr. F. R. G. Maunsell, R.N. (Retd.) )
Sutton
4th
1,371
(Actg. Cdr. G. M. Temple, R.N., S.O. 4th M.S.F.)
(S.O.)
Waverley
12th
Nil
(Ty. Lieut. S.F. Harmer-Elliott, R.N.V.R.)
(S.O.)
(Actg. S.O., 12th M.S.F.)
Westward Ho
7th
1,686
(Ty. Lieut. A. L. Braithwaite, R.N.V.R.)
Total
46,434
TROOPS
TRANSPORTED
TRAWLERS. Total 52, of which 12 were lost.
Amethyst
-
-
Comdr. (Act.) R.C. Stokes, R.N.ᵃ
Arctic Pioneer
-
(Lt. R. A. D. Cambridge, R.N.R.)
Argyllshive
I
(S/Lt. J.S. Weddle, R.N.R.) (S.O. 11th A/S Striking Force)
Arley
135
(Skr. Lt. G. W. Robinson, R.D., R.N.R.)
Blackburn Rovers'
-
Brock (Cdr. R. W. English, R.N.) (Skipper W. Martin, R.N.R.)
6
Calvi (S/Lt. K. H. G. Roberts, R.N.V.R.) (Skipper Jappy)
-
(Skipper B. D. Spindler, R.N.R.)
-
Cape Argona
(Lt. K. J. Lee, R.N.V.R.)
Cayton Wyke
6052
Clythness (Comdr. R. H. B. Hammond-Chambers, R.N. (Ret.) )3
150
Comforts (Skipper E. G. Catchpole, R.N.R.)³
I
Dhoon (Skipper J. D. Mair, R.N.R.)
130
I Sunk.
3 2 Name Including 300 in a barge which was picked
taken from The Navy List for June 1940. up.
132