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 169
	A
	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
(contd.)
DOCKYARD LIGHTERS (Chatham. N.S. Dept.)	200
X. 217 (S/Lt. R. A. W. Pool, R.N.)	106
Y.C. 63 (Late A.S. 28) (Chatham N.S. Dept.)	Not known
Y.C. 71. Y.C. 72 (Late A.S. 29) (Chatham N.S. Dept.) (Lieut. Mortimer, R.N.R.) (P/O G. Senior, Coxswain)	45
Total	418
STEAM HOPPER BARGES. Total 73 101	70
Foremost (W. E. Llewellyn, Master) 102	206
Foremost (Actg. S/Lt. H. Martin, R.N.) (W. C. Attwaters, Master)	123
Gallion's Reach (S/Lt. F. N. F. Johnstone, R.N.) (J. F. Mason, Master) Southborough	350
Lady (Capt. A. M. Poole, Master) Queen's Channel³	141
(J. L. Bunt, Master) W. 24	980
(Capt. H. F. Boyce, Master) W. 26	296
(Capt. W. J. Allen, Master)
Total	2,166
AUXILIARY BARGES Total 8, of which 1 was lost. Cabby	-
Lady Rosebery1 (W. F. Ellis, Master) Lady Sheila	- 300
(G. H. E. Brooks, Master) Pudge	-
(Mr. W. Watson, Master) Seine	793
(Mr. C. V. Cogger, Master) Sherfield6	74
(S/Lt. J. D. F. Kealey, R.N.) Thyra	19
Mr. E. W. Filley, Master) Viking	70
(S/Lt. T. R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R.) (D. Gregory, Master)
Total	1,256
SAILING BARGES. Total 25, of which 9 were lost.
Ada Mary	-
Aidie	-
(H. Potter, Master)
Barbava Jean	-
(C. Webb, Master)
Beatrice Maud	260
(L. Horlock, Master) Burton	I

Ada Mary Aidie Beatrice Maud Burton Cabby Foremost 101 Foremost 102 Lady Sheila Lady Southborough Mary Pudge Queen Queensland Seine Sheila Thyra Viking W.26 Allen Attwaters Boyce Brooks Bunt Burton Cogger Ellis Filley Gregory Horlock Johnstone Kealey Llewellyn Martin Mason Maud Mortimer Pool Poole Potter Rumbold Senior Watson Webb

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 169.

LIST OF BRITISH SHIPS
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
TRANSPORTED
DOCKYARD LIGHTERS
(contd.)
X. 217 (Chatham. N.S. Dept.)
200
(S/Lt. R. A. W. Pool, R.N.)
106
Y.C. 63
Y.C. 71. (Late A.S. 28) (Chatham N.S. Dept.)
Not known
Y.C. 72 (Late A.S. 29) (Chatham N.S. Dept.)
45
(Lieut. Mortimer, R.N.R.) (P/O G. Senior, Coxswain)
Total
418
STEAM HOPPER BARGES. Total 73
70
Foremost 101
(W. E. Llewellyn, Master)
206
Foremost 102
(Actg. S/Lt. H. Martin, R.N.) (W. C. Attwaters, Master)
123
Gallion's Reach
(S/Lt. F. N. F. Johnstone, R.N.) (J. F. Mason, Master)
350
Lady Southborough
(Capt. A. M. Poole, Master)
141
Queen's Channel³
(J. L. Bunt, Master)
980
W. 24
(Capt. H. F. Boyce, Master)
296
W. 26
(Capt. W. J. Allen, Master)
Total
2,166
AUXILIARY BARGES Total 8, of which 1 was lost.
-
Cabby
-
Lady Rosebery1
(W. F. Ellis, Master)
300
Lady Sheila
(G. H. E. Brooks, Master)
-
Pudge
(Mr. W. Watson, Master)
793
Seine
(Mr. C. V. Cogger, Master)
74
Sherfield6
(S/Lt. J. D. F. Kealey, R.N.)
Thyra
19
Mr. E. W. Filley, Master)
Viking
70
(S/Lt. T. R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R.) (D. Gregory, Master)
Total
1,256
SAILING BARGES. Total 25, of which 9 were lost.
Ada Mary
-
Aidie
-
(H. Potter, Master)
Barbava Jean
-
(C. Webb, Master)
Beatrice Maud
260
(L. Horlock, Master)
Burton
I
I Lost.
2 Reported Sunk.
3 Two others, the James 67 and the W.95 stood by at Ramsgate.
3 Erroneously referred to in official reports as the " Queensland".
4 A motor coaster.
F
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