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.

Holding archive: TNA
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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181

OCR table 1 from document page 181
	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
TRAWLERS (contd.)
André Lucienne (N. 53)	18
Anna (N. 38)	97
Anna Léopold (H. 76)	289
Anna-Marguerite (Z. 2)	(2)
Buffalo Bill (Z. 4)	(2)
Constant Léopold (Z. 35)	43
Cor Jesu (O. 227)	191
(Capt. J. Delbal, Master)
De Ruyter (Z. 25)	84
Elona-Constance (Z. 6)	(2)
Frieda (H. 13)	150
Gaby (O. 87)	(2)
Georges Edouard (O. 86)	401
(Capt. M. Coppin, Master) (Master of the Belgian S.S Julia)
Gerard-Léon (H. 64)	(2)
Getuigt vor Christus (N. 59)'	-
Gilda (H. 77)	120
Gods Genade (H. 75)	100
Goliath (tug)	183
Graaf van Vlaanderen (O. 92)	(2)
Guido Gazelle (O. 225)	145
(Capt. R. Lusyne, Master)
Gustaaf (Z. 31)	(2)
Henri (Z. 40)	33
Indépendence (O. 308)	(1)
Irma (Z. 71)	54
Irma-Germaine (Z. 3)	(2)
John (O. 210)	(2)
Jonge Jan (0. 200)	215
(M. Nys, Master)
Louise-Iréne (H. 80)	(2)
Lydie Suzanne (Z. 50)	416
(G. F. Ragaert, Master)
Madeleine Kamiel (H. 81)	90
Maréchal Foch (O. 274)	I
(Capt. P. Lusyne, Master)
Navis-Maria (H. 51)	44
O.L.V. van Vlaanderen (N. 49)	-
Onder Ons (O. 318)	139
Phavailde (H. 42)	-
Prins Boudewijn (O. 153)	138
(Kolb-Bernard, Second-Maftre de Manoeuvre, Commanding Convoy No. 7)
Raphael-Raymonde (H. 43)	(2)
Rockall (O. 323)	150
Sunny Isle (H. 5) ¹	I
Victor-Erna (H. 63)	(2)
Yvonne (Z. 41)	(2)
Zwaluw (Z. 11)	(2)
Total	3,464

Błyskawica Goliath Guido Irma Rockall Yvonne Bill Coppin De Delbal Kolb-Bernard Lusyne Nys Ragaert

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INDEX
Fighter Command. 36-7. See Royal Air Force.
Fisher, Cdr. R. L., 51n.
Fisher Boy, 32n,
Fletcher, Lt., 81.
Fitzroy, 31, 54n.
Fog, 115, 118-9.
38.
Ford, Ch. F. A., saves Whippingham, 87.
Ford R.N.A. Station, 71n
Forecast, 23n, 107n, 114n.
Foremost 87, 71n, 111.
Foremost IOI, 72n.
Foremost 102, 71n.
Foudroyant, 62n, 91-2 (sunk).
Fouque, Capt. de Freg. R., 62.
Franklyn, Maj.-Gen. H. E., 6.
Frazer, Capt. Hon. G., 97.
Fredanja, 29n.
French Navy. Failure to supply pier parties, 109.
French ships arrive, 35, 62.
French troops evacuation begins, 35; rush boats, 45, 51, 53; organised evacuation not begun, 54; to embark equally with British, 56, 68; lack of information from, 84
uncertainty as to numbers, 105; pause in embarkation, 108; slow to embark, 128;
12,000 left, 120; discipline, 128.
Friso, 29n, 31n.
Fyldea, 13n, 39, 40n, 44.
Gallant, 23, 24n, 27, 32, 39 (damaged), 55n her motor boat, 110.
Gallion's Reach, 72n.
Gallon, Ch. Stkr. M., 91.
Gandell, Cdre., W. P., P.S.T.O. French Ports, 13.
Gara, 92.
Genius, 71n.
Georges, General, 1.
Gerard Léon, 73.
Gervais Rentoul, 83n (damaged), 95 (sunk).
Getuigt vor Christus, lost, 110.
Gipsy King, 72n.
Girl Gladys, 23n, 62.
Girl Pamela, 23n, 55 (sunk).
Glagla, 71n, 74.
Glen Avon, 60n, 100-1.
Glen Gower, 60n, 100-1.
Glenway, 71n, 107n.
Glitter II, 31n, 53 (towed to England).
Godman, S/Lt., T. E., R.N.V.R., 72.
Golden Eagle, 42, 107n.
Golden Gift, 23n.
Golden Lily, 54, 60n.
Golden Spray II, 72n, 75n.
Golden Sunbeam, 23n, 47n, 62, 107n.
Goliath, 114.
Gort, Lord faces possibility of evacuation, 4; proposal to counter attack, 5, 11, 14, 27
directed to execute Weygand Plan, 10; delays enemy, 26; moves H.Q. to La Panne,
26; refuses to be evacuated, 47; orders piers to be built, 47; plans for final phase,
56; hands over command and embarks, 66, 76; staff embarking, 67.
Gorton, Cdr. H. G., 49, 80n.
Gossamer, 28n, 33, 36, 75, 77, 81, 107n, 109.
Gould, Lieut. P. F. S., 113.
Gourko, 119-20.
Gracie Fields, 23n, 27, 41-2 (abandoned), 47n.
Grafton, 13 (bombards Calais); in Dynamo, 23, 27, 31, 37-8 (sunk), 55n, 85.
Gravelines, evacuated, 18.
Gravesend, sends small craft, 61.
Greater London, 117.
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Boat England Fisher Boy Fitzroy Forecast Foremost 102 Foremost 87 Fredanja Friso Fyldea Gallant Gara Genius Gervais Rentoul Gipsy King Girl Gladys Girl Pamela Glen Avon Glenway Glitter II Golden Eagle Golden Gift Golden Lily Golden Spray Golden Spray II Golden Sunbeam Goliath Gourko Gravelines Lily London PS Whippingham Sunbeam Whippingham Ch. De Fisher Fletcher Ford Fouque Gallon Godman Gort Gould King Spray