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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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List page 1 of 1 Showing document pages 183–188 of this collection
Page ImageOCR textOCR tags
183 Page 183 Log in to enlarge
OCR table 1 from document page 183
MINESWEEPER TRAWLERS DRIFTERS
Brighton Belle (28/5) Comfort (29/5) Eileen Emma (1/6)
Thomas Bartlett Fair Breeze (1/6)
(28/5) (1) Gervais Rentoul (1/6)
Girl Pamela (night 28/29 May)
SKOOTS YACHT ExN. SERV. V.
Alice (28/5) Amulree (1/6) Ocean Reward (28/5)
Lena (4/6) Pellag II (1/6)
Sursum-Corda (31/5)
BLOCKSHIP TUG SEAPLANE TENDERS
Holland (3/6) Fossa (2/6) S.T.243 (31/5) S.T. 254 (31/5) A.M.C. 3 (31/5)
OCR table 2 from document page 183
Albatross² Hanora³ 4 Rocinantes 6
Aljanor2 Iote (1/6) Rosabelle³
Aloa-Oe² Island Queen2 St. Patrick (31/5)
Ambleve (30/5) Josephine Iº Santosy (3/6)³
Aura (2/6)³ Lansdowne (1/6)³ Scene Shifter (29/6)
Black Arrow (29/30 May) Letitia (M/B) (4/6) Sea Falcon (31/5)
Bobeli (2/6) Little Ann2 Seamew²
Bonnibell (2/6) Madame Sans Gêne (4/6) Semois
Bullpup4 Maid of Honour® Shamrock (30/5)
Canvey Queen (30/5) Ma Foie (30/5) Silver Queen (30/5)¹
Court Belle2 Maldon Annie IV (31/5) Skylark III
Cyb2 Margherita2 (S.M.281. II) ᵃ
Dreadnought II² Mary Rose (31/5) Skylark L.L.III²
Frightened Lady³ 4 Mary Spearing4 Stonehaven
Golden Spray II (31/5) Minikoi (29/5) Sunshine (31/5)³
Good Hope 2 Minoru II® Thetis (2/6)³
Grace Darling IV² Pioneer2 Triton (31/5)³
Gwen Eagle Queen of England (29/5) Two Rivers (31/5)*
Handy Billy2 Roberta² Vanitee
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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
APPENDIX F
5. VICE-ADMIRAL, DOVER to Emperor proceed of India, direct Princess minefield Elizabeth [10th M.S.F.] (R)
troops. Emperor of India is to over to La Panne to embark C.M.S.
northward to be at your discretion depending place. clear to
Princess of Elizabeth Gravelines is to Point proceed where over enemy minefields batteries to may Dunkirk be in keeping well troops. Return route on the state
APPENDIX F
SIGNALS RE BUILD-UP OF SKOOTS
22nd May
F.1. ADMIRALTY V.A. to Dover C.-IN-C. PORTSMOUTH, (R) F.O.I.C. Portland, F.O.I.C. Southampton,
200-300 tons, are to be sent immediately These to Docks, Southampton, where
From the following list of Dutch coasters lying New in Poole, four empty and of about will be loaded with military supplies. will be manned by naval crews after they arrival at Southampton, and will work under the War Office.
manned by naval crews and ready will be at the disposal of V.A. Dover.
2. As many of the remainder when as are in light condition will be taken over and of these vessels reporting names of vessels as they became ready for service.
3. C.-in-C. Portsmouth, is requested to arrange for the organisation and assembly
Chart Depot.
4. Arrangements are being made for sets of charts to be sent to Portsmouth
5. Further signal will be made regarding provision of naval personnel and disposal of Dutch crews on taking over.
6. It is a matter of great importance that these vessels should be got ready for service as soon as possible.
7. Despatch II
Horst
Brem'
Jaba
Sursum Corda
Bockelo'
Ruja
Abel Tasman
Hebenobel1
Java
Virgo
Kaapfalga
Friso
Alice
Aldo'
Dourswold
Nottingham1
Fredanja
Hebe II
1703/22
F.2. ADMIRALTY to C.-IN-C. NORE (R) F.O.I.C. London, V.A. Dover in Wharf ballast and of about 200-300 tons, are to be sent immediately to Victualling
1. From the following list of Dutch coasters lying in the Port of London, four after Deptford to load military supplies. These will be manned by naval crews arrival at Deptford, and will work under the War Office.
over manned by naval crews.
2. and As many of the remainder which [?as] are in light condition are to be taken these 3. C.-in-C. Nore is requested to for the and assembly of vessels which when ready will be arrange placed at the disposal organisation of V.A. Dover.
4. Names of ships to be reported as they became ready for service.
Sheerness. 5. Arrangements are being made for sets of charts to be sent to Chart Depot personnel 6. Further for manning. signal will be made re dispoasl of Dutch crews and provision of
I Was not available.
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