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 178
M.T.Bs. (Vedettes torpilleurs). Total 2.	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
V.T.B.25
V.T.B.26
MINESWEEPING TRAWLERS. Total 13 of which 5 were sunk.	Not known
Angèle Marie
Bernadette	199
(Maftre Principal de Manoeuvre P. Stohlberger.)
Chasse-Marée
(Lieut. de vaisseau Y. Drogou)	947
Denis Papin (A.D. 48) (Lieut. de vaisseau J.F. Raquez, S.O. 2nd Section)	405
Joseph Marie
(A. Le Calvez, Maftre de Manoeuvre)	I
La Majo¹
Louise Marie
Moussaillon	57
Président Briand (L.R. 33146)	309
(Lieut. de vaisseau(?) Le Talaer)	283
Ste. Bernadette de Lourdes
Ste. Denise (D. 618)	79
(Pilote P. Raoult, Commanding the 102nd Section)	108
Ste. Elizabeth (A.D. 385)²
(Enseigne de vaisseau Vergonzanc, S.O. 156th Section)	60
Vénus' (A.D. 76)
(Enseigne de vaisseau de R. Rosec.)	218

	Total 2,665
PATROL VESSELS (patrouilleurs). Total 7.
André Louis (Lieut. de vaisseau Aubert)	549
Cerons (escort vessel)
Diligente
La Nantaise	346
(Lieut. de vaisseau Jaume)	15
Lucien Gougy	282
(Lieut. de vaisseau Foignet)
Reine Des Flots	1,312
(Enseigne de vaisseau Le Bitoux)
Sauternes (escort vessel)
	Total 2,504
CARGO SHIPS3. Total 12, of which 2 were sunk.
Cap d'Antifer
Cap Tafalneh	291
Cérès
Douaisien
Emma
Fronsac	29
Frangois Tixier	500
Ingénieur Cachin	601
Margauz
Monique Schiaffino	369
Normanville	-
St. Camille	500

	Total 2,290

André Louis Angèle Marie Bernadette Cap d'Antifer Diligente Douaisien Fronsac Joseph Marie Lucien Gougy Marie Moussaillon Nantaise Newhaven Normanville Rouen Aubert De Dover Drogou Foignet Jaume Le Raoult Raquez Rosec Stohlberger

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 178.

THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
APPENDIX A
TROOPS
M.T.Bs. (Vedettes torpilleurs). Total 2.
TRANSPORTED
V.T.B.25
V.T.B.26
MINESWEEPING TRAWLERS. Total 13 of which 5 were sunk.
Not known
Angèle Marie
Bernadette
199
(Maftre Principal de Manoeuvre P. Stohlberger.)
Chasse-Marée
(Lieut. de vaisseau Y. Drogou)
947
Denis Papin (A.D. 48)
(Lieut. de vaisseau J.F. Raquez, S.O. 2nd Section)
405
Joseph Marie
(A. Le Calvez, Maftre de Manoeuvre)
I
La Majo¹
Louise Marie
Moussaillon
57
Président Briand (L.R. 33146)
309
(Lieut. de vaisseau(?) Le Talaer)
283
Ste. Bernadette de Lourdes
Ste. Denise (D. 618)
79
(Pilote P. Raoult, Commanding the 102nd Section)
108
Ste. Elizabeth (A.D. 385)²
(Enseigne de vaisseau Vergonzanc, S.O. 156th Section)
60
Vénus' (A.D. 76)
(Enseigne de vaisseau de R. Rosec.)
218
Total 2,665
PATROL VESSELS (patrouilleurs). Total 7.
André Louis
(Lieut. de vaisseau Aubert)
549
Cerons (escort vessel)
Diligente
La Nantaise
346
(Lieut. de vaisseau Jaume)
15
Lucien Gougy
282
(Lieut. de vaisseau Foignet)
Reine Des Flots
(Enseigne de vaisseau Le Bitoux)
1,312
Sauternes (escort vessel)
Total 2,504
CARGO SHIPS3. Total 12, of which 2 were sunk.
Cap d'Antifer
Cap Tafalneh
291
Cérès
Douaisien
Emma
Fronsac
29
Frangois Tixier
500
Ingénieur Cachin
Margauz
601
Monique Normanville Schiaffino
369
-
St. Camille
500
Total 2,290
'Sunk.
2 Reg. No. C.1478.
ferred 3 The to French the mail packets Côte "Argent, Côte d' trans-
vessels. With orders the of V.A. Dover, and were employed Azure, side Newhaven side and with Rouen British were personnel
ment of Op. exception of the Côte by sunk before the commence-
Dynamo, they are shown in the d'Azure list of British which ships. was
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