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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231	Log in to enlarge	INDEX I, 72n. small craft, 61. 29n, 53 (rams and sinks Queen of England). Tilly Tolly, 71n. Torbay 23n. 53, 60n, 74, 75n. Tugs, Troup, use as transports, 41. Triton, Cdr. H. R., 21, 118, 86. 128. Twente, 20n, 24, 29n, Two Rivers, 75n. Tynwald, 29n, 54n, 64n, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n, 118 (record lift). U-boats, see Submarines. Ut Prosim, 23n, 63, 107n. V.A. Dover, see Ramsay, Vice-Admiral B. H. Vanguard, 60. Vanquisher, 37-8, 54n, 55, 61, 62 (make two trips on 30th May), 87, 107n, 108 (sent back empty), 112n, 114n, 118. Vavasour, Lt. G. W., 79-81. Vega, 34, 42, 69. Venetia, at Boulogne, 9-10. Venomous, at Boulogne, 9-10; in Dynamo, 61, 101, 107-8, 114n, 118. Vénus, sunk, 93. Verity, at Calais, 10; in Dynamo, 13, 19, 28n, 32, 43-4, 49, 51 (reports on Dunkirk), 54n, 55. Victor-Erna, 73n. Viewfinder, sunk by Belgian troops, 53. Viking, 60. Vimiera, at Boulogne, 9-10. Vimy, at Boulogne, 8-9; in Dynamo, 20, 23, 27-8, 62 (makes two trips on 30th May), 64n, 69 (hunts S/M.), 74 (rams and sinks Amulree), 95. Vivacious, 23, 27-8, 45, 61 (calls for more ships and boats), 74 ( -boats), 83 (damaged), Vincia, 71n, 90. 87, 111-2 (in Operation CK), 127. V.T.B.25, 116 (evacuates Admiral Abrial), 120 (towed to Dover). Vulture, 72n. W.24, 60. W.26, 72n. Wakeful, 20n, 23, 24n, 27, 32, 36 (sunk), 37, 85. Wake-Walker, Rear-Adm. W.F. (R.A. Dover) Apptd. S.N.O. Afloat, 49, 50; takes over duties, 58; tranships four times in 24 hours, 59; general policy, 71; urges M.B's. to be sent back, 74; investigates position E. of Dunkirk, 85-6; transfers to M.T.B.102, 90 clears Dunkirk of ships, 103; activities night 2/3 June, 108; on the final night, 115; effect of his arrival, 126. Walker I, 32n. Walker II, 32n, 114n. Wardrop, Lt. Cdr. R. G., R.N.R., 49. Warren, Lt. Cdr. G. H., 88. Water supply, shortage at Dunkirk and beaches, 26, 31, 62. Wave Queen, 72n. Waverley, 28n, 42 (sunk), 47n. Weather, affects boat work, 36, 48. Weddle, S/Lt. J. S., R.N.R., 85. Wells, Lt. J. G., 79-82. Welman, Lt. Cdr. A. E. P., 8, 9. Westcove, 111-2, 120. Westella, 34n, 38 (sinking of), 69 (hunts S/M.), 110 (sunk). Westerley, 72n. Westward-Ho, 89 (damaged), 107n. Weygand, General, 5, 10 (Plan), 11, 27, 96. Whalley, Lt. 49. Whippingham, overloaded, 87. Whitehall, 55, 83 (damaged), 84 (shoots down bomber), 91. White Heather, 72n. Whitfield, Col., 22. 207	Amulree Boat England PS Whippingham Queen Tilly Triton Twente Two Rivers Tynwald Vanguard Vega Venetia Verity Viewfinder Viking Vimiera Vincia Vivacious Vulture W.26 Walker I Walker II Wave Queen Westcove Westerley Westward Whippingham White Heather Dover May Troup Wake Wake-Walker Walker Wardrop Warren Weddle White

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INDEX
I, 72n. small craft, 61.
29n, 53 (rams and sinks Queen of England).
Tilly Tolly, 71n.
Torbay 23n.
53, 60n, 74, 75n.
Tugs, Troup, use as transports, 41.
Triton, Cdr. H. R., 21, 118, 86. 128.
Twente, 20n, 24, 29n,
Two Rivers, 75n.
Tynwald, 29n, 54n, 64n, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n, 118 (record lift).
U-boats, see Submarines.
Ut Prosim, 23n, 63, 107n.
V.A. Dover, see Ramsay, Vice-Admiral B. H.
Vanguard, 60.
Vanquisher, 37-8, 54n, 55, 61, 62 (make two trips on 30th May), 87, 107n, 108 (sent back
empty), 112n, 114n, 118.
Vavasour, Lt. G. W., 79-81.
Vega, 34, 42, 69.
Venetia, at Boulogne, 9-10.
Venomous, at Boulogne, 9-10; in Dynamo, 61, 101, 107-8, 114n, 118.
Vénus, sunk, 93.
Verity, at Calais, 10; in Dynamo, 13, 19, 28n, 32, 43-4, 49, 51 (reports on Dunkirk),
54n, 55.
Victor-Erna, 73n.
Viewfinder, sunk by Belgian troops, 53.
Viking, 60.
Vimiera, at Boulogne, 9-10.
Vimy, at Boulogne, 8-9; in Dynamo, 20, 23, 27-8, 62 (makes two trips on 30th May), 64n,
69 (hunts S/M.), 74 (rams and sinks Amulree), 95.
Vivacious, 23, 27-8, 45, 61 (calls for more ships and boats), 74 ( -boats), 83 (damaged),
Vincia, 71n, 90.
87, 111-2 (in Operation CK), 127.
V.T.B.25, 116 (evacuates Admiral Abrial), 120 (towed to Dover).
Vulture, 72n.
W.24, 60.
W.26, 72n.
Wakeful, 20n, 23, 24n, 27, 32, 36 (sunk), 37, 85.
Wake-Walker, Rear-Adm. W.F. (R.A. Dover) Apptd. S.N.O. Afloat, 49, 50 ; takes over
duties, 58; tranships four times in 24 hours, 59; general policy, 71; urges M.B's. to
be sent back, 74; investigates position E. of Dunkirk, 85-6; transfers to M.T.B.102,
90 clears Dunkirk of ships, 103; activities night 2/3 June, 108; on the final night,
115; effect of his arrival, 126.
Walker I, 32n.
Walker II, 32n, 114n.
Wardrop, Lt. Cdr. R. G., R.N.R., 49.
Warren, Lt. Cdr. G. H., 88.
Water supply, shortage at Dunkirk and beaches, 26, 31, 62.
Wave Queen, 72n.
Waverley, 28n, 42 (sunk), 47n.
Weather, affects boat work, 36, 48.
Weddle, S/Lt. J. S., R.N.R., 85.
Wells, Lt. J. G., 79-82.
Welman, Lt. Cdr. A. E. P., 8, 9.
Westcove, 111-2, 120.
Westella, 34n, 38 (sinking of), 69 (hunts S/M.), 110 (sunk).
Westerley, 72n.
Westward-Ho, 89 (damaged), 107n.
Weygand, General, 5, 10 (Plan), 11, 27, 96.
Whalley, Lt. 49.
Whippingham, overloaded, 87.
Whitehall, 55, 83 (damaged), 84 (shoots down bomber), 91.
White Heather, 72n.
Whitfield, Col., 22.
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