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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LANDING CRAFT (contd.)	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
A.L.C. 16¹ (S/Lt. R.O. Wilcoxon, R.N.V.R.)	25
A.L.C. 17
A.L.C. 18¹	/
M.L.C. 12	/
(P/O Brinton, Coxswain)	/
M.L.C. 17'
(L/S A. Coleman, Coxswain)
M.L.C. 21
(S/Lt. Towers, R.N. (?R.N.V.R.))	63
M.L.C. 22¹
C.P.O. H. Mitten)
Total	118
WAR DEPARTMENT M/Ls. Total 8.
Grouse
(W. T. Mason, Mate i/c)	35
Haig (Lt. Cdr. N.L. J. Pisani, D.S.C., R.N., Retd.) (Cdr. H. R. Troup, R.N.)	60
Kestrel (Lt. Cdr. H. G. Boys-Smith, R.N.R.) (transferred to Dutch M 74 1st June)	55
(A. E. Cains, Mate)
Marlborough	146
(J. Matthews, Master (Ist 3 trips) (S/Lt. R. W.D. Don, D.S.C., R.N.)
Pigeon	60
(S/Lt. G. A. Gabbett-Mulhallen, R.N.)
Swallow	68
(Lt. Col. R. L. Hutchins, M.C., Gren. Guards)
(S/Lt. W.R. Williams, R.N.)
Vulture (L. C. Bell, Mate i/c)	86
Wolfe (E. L. Beard, Master)	69
Total	579
R.A.F. S.T.243¹ SEAPLANE TENDERS. Total 6, of which 3 were lost.	None
(Cdr. J.C. Clouston, R.N., drowned) (Pilot Officer C. Collings, R.A.F.)	reported
S.T. 2541	None reported
S.T. 276	None
(S/Lt. R. Wake, R.N.)	reported
(Corpl. Flowers, R.A.F., Coxswain) S.T. 291	None
A.M.C. 31	reported None
High Speed Launch 120	reported None reported
DOCKYARD X. LIGHTERS. Total 8, of which 2 were lost. X. 1492 (Sheerness) 95 (Chatham. N.S. Dept.)
X, (S/Lt. 209 (Royal W. Clarence Yard, Gosport, (Victg. Dept.) ) R. Williams, R.N.) (Capt. R. G. Banks, Actg. Master)	67

A.L.C. 17 Grouse Haig Kestrel M 74 Marlborough Pigeon Swallow Vulture Wolfe Banks Beard Bell Boys-Smith Brinton Clouston Coleman Collings Don Flowers Gabbett-Mulhallen Haig Hutchins Mason Matthews Mitten Pisani Smith Towers Troup Wake Wilcoxon Williams

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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
LANDING CRAFT (contd.)
TRANSPORTED
A.L.C. 16¹
(S/Lt. R.O. Wilcoxon, R.N.V.R.)
25
A.L.C. 17
/
A.L.C. 18¹
M.L.C. 12
/
(P/O Brinton, Coxswain)
/
M.L.C. 17'
(L/S A. Coleman, Coxswain)
M.L.C. 21
(S/Lt. Towers, R.N. (?R.N.V.R.))
63
M.L.C. 22¹
C.P.O. H. Mitten)
Total
118
WAR DEPARTMENT M/Ls. Total 8.
Grouse
(W. T. Mason, Mate i/c)
35
Haig
(Lt. Cdr. N.L. J. Pisani, D.S.C., R.N., Retd.)
60
(Cdr. H. R. Troup, R.N.)
Kestrel
(Lt. Cdr. H. G. Boys-Smith, R.N.R.) (transferred to Dutch
55
M 74 1st June)
(A. E. Cains, Mate)
Marlborough
146
(J. Matthews, Master (Ist 3 trips)
(S/Lt. R. W.D. Don, D.S.C., R.N.)
Pigeon
60
(S/Lt. G. A. Gabbett-Mulhallen, R.N.)
Swallow
68
(Lt. Col. R. L. Hutchins, M.C., Gren. Guards)
(S/Lt. W.R. Williams, R.N.)
Vulture
86
(L. C. Bell, Mate i/c)
Wolfe
69
(E. L. Beard, Master)
Total
579
R.A.F. S.T.243¹ SEAPLANE TENDERS. Total 6, of which 3 were lost.
None
(Cdr. J.C. Clouston, R.N., drowned)
reported
(Pilot Officer C. Collings, R.A.F.)
S.T. 2541
None
reported
S.T. 276
None
(S/Lt. R. Wake, R.N.)
reported
(Corpl. Flowers, R.A.F., Coxswain)
S.T. 291
None
reported
A.M.C. 31
None
reported
High Speed Launch 120
None
reported
DOCKYARD X. LIGHTERS. Total 8, of which 2 were lost.
X. 1492 (Sheerness)
95 (Chatham. N.S. Dept.)
X, (S/Lt. 209 (Royal W. Clarence Yard, Gosport, (Victg. Dept.) )
R. Williams, R.N.)
(Capt. R. G. Banks, Actg. Master)
67
I Lost. 2 Reported sunk.
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