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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PLAN 1 Soate of Miles 10 5 o 10 20 30 40 N The German break-through on 17th.18th KENT OSTEND ANTWERP DUNKIRK LA PANNE NIEUPORT BRUGES 18th MAY may 13th MAY ON MAPS IN LORD CORTS DESPATCH R.M. FURNES Yser GAND MALINES GRAVELINES a BERGUES CALAIS SPYKE RIYS R.Senna ALOST WORMHOUTE th F. LOUVAIN YPRES 18MAY Phyle WATTEN COURTRAI MENIN Escaut BRUSSELS 13th MAY CASSEL COMINES BOULOGNE StOMER R.Dendre WAVRE HAZEBROUCK ARMENTIERES P.LYS AIRE MERVILLE LILLE ATH R.Meuse EXOLISH NAMUR StAMAND LA BASSEE R.Sambre VALE CIENNES DOUAI Fscaut RRA R. 18th MAY 18thMAY 13th:MAY CAMBRAI DOULLENS ABBEVILLE R 2.50mm ALBERT DIEPPE PERONNE AMIENS st QUENTINE 18th MAY MEZIERES SEDAN R.Oire Approximiste BritishFrenchead Belgiadine on 13ᵗʰ May: R.Aisne " " " 18th " : German break break-through shewn in blue RMass TSD/HS (655) C.B.H. 16675- Wt.41534 Dd. -625-6/49