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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227	Log in to enlarge	INDEX Mosquito,44,727, 74, 88 (damaged), 92-3 (sunk). Motor boats Control sunk Organisation, 5, 25. 93. to salvage pulling boats, 60-61,; follow Capt. Howson to England 74. Movements 119-120. M.T.B.67, 66n, 67. M.T.B.16, 28, 113. M.T.B.68, 66n, 71, 75. M.T.B.107, 66n, 111, 119 (in operation CK). M.T.B.102, 66n, 90, 108, 115. Naiad Errant, 72n, 92. Nautilus, sunk, 36, 42, 47. Nanette II, 72n. Nelson's, picket boa+, 72n: motor boat, 107n, 119. Nayland, 32n, 47n, 114n. Netsukis, 23n, 107n. Nettle, Lt., 49. New Britannic, 32n, 47n. Newhaven, 102, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n. Newhaven, sends small craft, 61. New Prince of Wales, damaged, 74. Ngaroma, 16. Nicolle, General, 101. Niger, 61, 86, 100 (meets small craft returning empty), 101, 107n, 109 (rams a French ship). Noakes, Mr. W. H., killed, 73. N.O.I.C. Beaches, see Capt. Howson. Noneta, 71n. Nord, Admiral. see Abrial, Admiral. Nore C. in C., 8, 17 (to cover Dynamo); provision of boats, 51; M.T.B.'s, 70. Normania, sunk, 44. Ocean Breeze, 60, 71n. Ocean Cock, 71n. Ocean Reward, 28n, 34 (sunk). Olivier, Mr. G. D., 73. Olvina, 60 (goes to France in error), 91. O.L.V. van Vlaandaren, 73n, 110 (lost). Operations: CK Blocking of Dunkirk, 111-2, 119-20; XD (E) Dunkirk demolitions, 8, 19, 106; XD (G) Boulogne demolitions, 8-9. Oranje, 20, 24, 29n, 47n, 100. Oriole, 28n, 47 (beached to form pier), 107n. Osborne, Mr. F. W., 73n. Osborne, Mr. L. V., 73n. Ostend, unsuitable for military requirements, 7; captured, 27. Otway-Riven, Cdr. H. J. O., 49, 80n. Our Bairns, 34. Overfalls, 71n. Pacific, 30n. Pacifico, 119-120. Pangbourne, 28n, 41 (damaged), 42, 97, 107n, 120. Paris, 29n, 103-4 (sunk). Parminster, Brigadier, 22. Pascholl, 30n, 114n, 115-7. Patria, 20n, 24, 29n, 46. Patricia, 20. Patrols: air, see Royal Air Force; Naval of the routes, 20, 23, 28, 33-34 (ships taken off), 34 (strengthened), 85 (inshore channel). Pauleter, 60n. Paxton, 23n, 31 (damaged). Pellag II, sunk, 95. Persia, 71n, 90. Personnel vessels: vulnerability, 28; not to be employed in daylight, 29, 99; strain Pharailde, 73n. on, 48; sailings suspended, 70; heavy losses, 98-9. 203	Boat Britannic England Mosquito Naiad Errant Nanette II Nautilus Nayland Netsukis New Britannic New Prince of Wales Newhaven Ngaroma Noneta Normania Olvina Oranje Our Bairns Pacific Pacifico Pangbourne Paris Pascholl Patria Patricia Pauleter Paxton Pellag II Persia Prince Prince of Wales Goes Howson Noakes Olivier Osborne Prince Wales

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INDEX
Mosquito,44,727, 74, 88 (damaged), 92-3 (sunk).
Motor boats Control sunk Organisation, 5, 25.
93. to salvage pulling boats, 60-61,; follow Capt. Howson to England 74.
Movements 119-120.
M.T.B.67, 66n, 67.
M.T.B.16, 28, 113.
M.T.B.68, 66n, 71, 75.
M.T.B.107, 66n, 111, 119 (in operation CK).
M.T.B.102, 66n, 90, 108, 115.
Naiad Errant, 72n, 92.
Nautilus, sunk, 36, 42, 47.
Nanette II, 72n.
Nelson's, picket boa+, 72n : motor boat, 107n, 119.
Nayland, 32n, 47n, 114n.
Netsukis, 23n, 107n.
Nettle, Lt., 49.
New Britannic, 32n, 47n.
Newhaven, 102, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n.
Newhaven, sends small craft, 61.
New Prince of Wales, damaged, 74.
Ngaroma, 16.
Nicolle, General, 101.
Niger, 61, 86, 100 (meets small craft returning empty), 101, 107n, 109 (rams a French ship).
Noakes, Mr. W. H., killed, 73.
N.O.I.C. Beaches, see Capt. Howson.
Noneta, 71n.
Nord, Admiral. see Abrial, Admiral.
Nore C. in C., 8, 17 (to cover Dynamo) ; provision of boats, 51; M.T.B.'s, 70.
Normania, sunk, 44.
Ocean Breeze, 60, 71n.
Ocean Cock, 71n.
Ocean Reward, 28n, 34 (sunk).
Olivier, Mr. G. D., 73.
Olvina, 60 (goes to France in error), 91.
O.L.V. van Vlaandaren, 73n, 110 (lost).
Operations : CK Blocking of Dunkirk, 111-2, 119-20; XD (E) Dunkirk demolitions, 8,
19, 106; XD (G) Boulogne demolitions, 8-9.
Oranje, 20, 24, 29n, 47n, 100.
Oriole, 28n, 47 (beached to form pier), 107n.
Osborne, Mr. F. W., 73n.
Osborne, Mr. L. V., 73n.
Ostend, unsuitable for military requirements, 7; captured, 27.
Otway-Riven, Cdr. H. J. O., 49, 80n.
Our Bairns, 34.
Overfalls, 71n.
Pacific, 30n.
Pacifico, 119-120.
Pangbourne, 28n, 41 (damaged), 42, 97, 107n, 120.
Paris, 29n, 103-4 (sunk).
Parminster, Brigadier, 22.
Pascholl, 30n, 114n, 115-7.
Patria, 20n, 24, 29n, 46.
Patricia, 20.
Patrols : air, see Royal Air Force ; Naval of the routes, 20, 23, 28, 33-34 (ships taken off),
34 (strengthened), 85 (inshore channel).
Pauleter, 60n.
Paxton, 23n, 31 (damaged).
Pellag II, sunk, 95.
Persia, 71n, 90.
Personnel vessels : vulnerability, 28; not to be employed in daylight, 29, 99; strain
Pharailde, 73n.
on, 48; sailings suspended, 70; heavy losses, 98-9.
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