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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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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 184
Dreadnought III' Moss Rose¹ Venture
Eastbourne Queen (1/6) Nemo IV1 New White Heather' Viewfinder (31/5)
Empress (1/6)² Viscountess
Enchantress Peggy IV⁴ (31/5)2 Wakefield
Enterprise (31/5) Princess Lily (31/5) Wave Queen
Escaut Eve4 Westerley Yser (1/6)2 (5/6)⁶
OCR table 2 from document page 184
WHERRIES, PUNTS, BOATS BARGES LANDING
Aimée (wherry)' Aidie (1/6)2 CRAFT A.L.C.4 (29/5)
Carama (punt) (30/5) Barbara Jean (1/6)2 A.L.C.8 (31/5)2
Clara Belle (wherry)' Claude³ A.L.C.15 (31/5)
Dinky (10 ft. boat)¹ Duchess (1/6)2 A.L.C.18 (29/5)
Doris (wherry)' Ethel Everard (1/6)² M.L.C.12 (2/6)2
Dumpling (boat)¹ Lark (1/6)2 M.L.C.17 (3/6)2
Edina (wherry)' Royalty (1/6)² M.L.C.22 (2/6)2
Lark (punt)¹ Warrior2 4
Medora (wherry)'
Miranda (No. 58)¹
Sarah & Emily (boat)¹
Viking III (dinghy)'
OCR table 3 from document page 184
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) Mona's Isle
Windsor (28/5) (27/5)
Wolfhound (27/5)
Worcester (1/6)
OCR table 4 from document page 184
MINESWEEPERS Hebe (31/5) PERSONNEL VESSELS HOSPITAL CARRIERS
Pangbourne Canterbury (29/5) Isle of Guernsey (29/5)
(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)
OCR table 5 from document page 184
GUNFIRE
PERSONNEL VESSELS Biarritz (27/5) TRAWLERS A.B/V.
Princess Maud (30/5) "Kingston" (2/6)€ Spurs (2/6) King Orry (27/5)

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 184.

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.
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