Naval Staff History No. 41, the official historical study of the evacuation from Dunkirk during Operation Dynamo, 26 May–4 June 1940, dated 1949.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 234/360. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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Aidie
Anthony
Barbara
Barbara Jean
Biarritz
Bideford
Boat
Calcutta
Canterbury
Clara Belle
Cruiser
Dinghy
Dinky
Doris
Dreadnought III
Duchess
Dumpling
Eastbourne Queen
Edina
Empress
Enchantress
England
Enterprise
Escaut
Ethel Everard
Gallant
Hebe
Intrepid
Isle of Guernsey
Ivanhoe
Jaguar
Kingston Alalite
Kingston Olivine
Lark
Lily
Medora
Mona's Isle
New White Heather
Pangbourne
Prague
Princess
Princess Lily
Princess Maud
Queen
Royal Daffodil
Royalty
Sabre
Spurs
St. Julien
TSS Princess Maud
Venture
Viewfinder
Viking
Viking III
Vivacious
Wave Queen
Westerley
Westward
White Heather
Windsor
Worthing
King
Maud
Ross
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APPENDIX B THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK BY COLLISION OR OTHER MISADVENTURE (contd.) SMALL CRAFT (contd.) Dreadnought III' Moss Rose¹ Eastbourne Queen (1/6) Nemo IV1 Venture Empress (1/6)² New White Heather' Viewfinder (31/5) Enchantress Peggy IV⁴ Viscountess (31/5)2 Wakefield Enterprise (31/5) Princess Lily (31/5) Escaut Eve4 Westerley Yser (1/6)2 Wave Queen (5/6)⁶ WHERRIES, PUNTS, BOATS BARGES Aidie (1/6)2 LANDING CRAFT Aimée (wherry)' Carama (punt) (30/5) Barbara Jean (1/6)2 A.L.C.4 (29/5) Clara Belle (wherry)' Claude³ A.L.C.8 (31/5)2 Dinky (10 ft. boat)¹ Duchess (1/6)2 A.L.C.15 (31/5) Doris (wherry)' Ethel Everard (1/6)² A.L.C.18 (29/5) Dumpling (boat)¹ Lark (1/6)2 M.L.C.12 (2/6)2 Edina (wherry)' Royalty (1/6)² M.L.C.17 (3/6)2 Lark (punt)¹ Warrior2 4 M.L.C.22 (2/6)2 Medora (wherry)' Miranda (No. 58)¹ Sarah & Emily (boat)¹ Viking III (dinghy)' Part II. Ships and vessels damaged BY AIR ATTACK DESTROYERS A.A. CRUISER SLOOP Anthony (30/5) Calcutta (2/6) Bideford (29/5) Gallant (29/5) Greyhound (29/5) Intrepid (29/5) Ivanhoe (1/6) Jaguar (29/5) Sabre (30/5) Saladin (29/5) A.B/V Vivacious (31/5) Windsor (28/5) Mona's Isle (27/5) Wolfhound (27/5) Worcester (1/6) MINESWEEPERS Hebe (31/5) PERSONNEL VESSELS HOSPITAL CARRIERS Pangbourne (29/5) Canterbury (29/5) Isle of Guernsey (29/5) Ross (1/6) Prague (1/6) St. Julien (29/5) Salamander (1/6) Royal Daffodil (2/6) Worthing (2/6) Westward-Ho (1/6) BY GUNFIRE PERSONNEL VESSELS Biarritz (27/5) TRAWLERS A.B/V. Princess Maud (30/5) "Kingston" (2/6)€ King Orry (27/5) Spurs (2/6) 1 2 Date and cause of loss not known. Abandoned. 2 4 6 Water-boat. Date of Loss not Date known. and cause of loss not known. ' Returned to England in sinking Probably either the Kingston Alalite condition. or the Kingston Olivine. 160