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 165
	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
	6,772
(Capt. T.	6,584
St. Helier (Capt. R. R. Pitman, Master)	672
St. (Capt. Seiviol R. D. Dobb, Master) (Lieut. A. R. MacKewn, R.N.R.)	3,000
Scotia' (Capt H. W. Hughes, Master) Co-operator	525
Scottish (Capt. T. S. Robertson, Master) (M/V)'	-
Sequacity (Capt. J. Macdonald)	8,953
Tynwald (Capt. J. H. Whiteway, Master) (Capt. W.A. Qualtrough, Master) (relieved 2 June)	2,700
Whippingham (Lieut. E. Reed, R.N.R.)	14
Whitstable (Capt. W. Baxter, Master)	890
Yewdale (tramp) (Capt. E. Jones)
Total	87,810
HOSPITAL CARRIERS. Total 8, of which 1 was sunk. Dinard	374
(Mr. J. W. A. Jones, Master)
Isle of Guernsey	836
(Capt. E. L. Hill, Master)
Isle of Thanet	-
(Capt. A. J. Hammond, Master)
Paris1	630
(Capt. E. A. Biles, Master) St. Andrew	130
(Capt. H. C. Bond, Master)
St. David	149
(Capt. C. Joy, Master) (Sick) (Capt. B. H. Mendus, Master) St. Julien	287
(Capt. L. T. Richardson, Master) Worthing (Capt. C. G. G. Munton, Master)	600
Total	3,006
NAVAL M/Bs. Total 12, of which 6 were sunk. Admiral Superintendent, Portsmouth's barge'	-

Boat Dinard Dolphin Excellent's Gallant Isle of Guernsey Isle of Thanet Joy PS Whippingham Reed Scotia Scottish Co-operator Sequacity St. Andrew St. Helier St. Julien TSS Scotia Tynwald Whippingham Whitstable Worthing Yewdale Barge Baxter Biles Bond Cornish Dixon Dobb Hamilton Hamilton-Meikle Hammond Hill Holman Hughes Jones Joy MacDonald Mackewn Matthew Munton Pitman Qualtrough Reed Richardson Robertson Whiteway

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 165.

LIST OF BRITISH SHIPS
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
TRANSPORTED
6,772
(Capt. T.
6,584
St. Helier
(Capt. R. R. Pitman, Master)
672
St. (Capt. Seiviol R. D. Dobb, Master)
(Lieut. A. R. MacKewn, R.N.R.)
3,000
Scotia' (Capt H. W. Hughes, Master)
Scottish Co-operator
525
(Capt. T. S. Robertson, Master)
-
Sequacity (M/V)'
(Capt. J. Macdonald)
8,953
Tynwald (Capt. J. H. Whiteway, Master)
(Capt. W.A. Qualtrough, Master) (relieved 2 June)
2,700
Whippingham (Lieut. E. Reed, R.N.R.)
14
Whitstable (Capt. W. Baxter, Master)
Yewdale (tramp)
890
(Capt. E. Jones)
Total
87,810
HOSPITAL CARRIERS. Total 8, of which 1 was sunk.
Dinard
374
(Mr. J. W. A. Jones, Master)
Isle of Guernsey
836
(Capt. E. L. Hill, Master)
Isle of Thanet
-
(Capt. A. J. Hammond, Master)
Paris1
630
(Capt. E. A. Biles, Master)
St. Andrew
130
(Capt. H. C. Bond, Master)
St. David
149
(Capt. C. Joy, Master) (Sick)
(Capt. B. H. Mendus, Master)
St. Julien
287
(Capt. L. T. Richardson, Master)
Worthing
600
(Capt. C. G. G. Munton, Master)
Total
3,006
NAVAL M/Bs. Total 12, of which 6 were sunk.
Admiral Superintendent, Portsmouth's barge'
-
Dolphin's power boat
|
(S/Lt. E. J. Cornish-Bowden, R.N.)
Excellent's (A/A) M/B'
I
(S/Lt. A. W. M. Matthew, R.N.)
-
Excellent's 35 M/B'
(L/Sea. H. H. Dixon and a crew of four)
40 ft. Ship's M/B
I
(Lt. E.F. Hamilton-Meikle, R.N.)
Gallant's M/B'
-
Naval Steam Pinnace¹
-
(S/Lt. T. E. Goodman, R.N.V.R.)
Nelson's M/B
55
(Lieut. H. L. Holman, R.N.V.R.)
I Sunk.
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