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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OCR table 1 from document page 177
	TROOPS TRANSPORTED
TORPEDO BOATS AND DESTROYERS.
Total 14, of which 3 were sunk. Bouclier	1,725
(Capt. de frégate de la Fournière, Commanding 14th Div. Torpedo boats)
Bourrasque (Capt. de frégate R. Fouque, Commanding 4th Div. Torpedo boats)
Branlebas	1,120
(Capt. de corvette de Cacqueray)	460
Cyclone² , (Capt. de vaisseau U. de Portzamparc, Capt. (D) 2nd Flotilla) Epervier (light cruiser)
Foudroyant 2 (Capt. de corvette Fontaine)	1,250 761
La Flore
(Capt. de corvette Roussel de Courcy)	19
Léopard² (Capt. de frégate C. Loisel)
L'Incomprise (Capt. de corvette Gras)	4
Mistralz
(Capt. de corvette Lavene) (Lieut. de vaisseau Guillanton)
Siroco 2	509
(Capt. de corvette de Toulouse-Lautrec-Montfa)
T.112³	117
T.113³	275
T.143³	406
	Total 6,646
DESPATCH VESSELS (Avisos). Total 5.
Amiens
(Capt. de corvette Monick)
Amiral Mouchez	600
Arras
Belfort (aircraft tender)	400
(Capt. de corvette L. Viel)
Savorgnan de Brazza (A/A ship)
	Total 1,000
MINESWEEPERS (Avisos-draguers). Total 2.
Commandant Delage	807
(Capt. de corvette Froget)
L'Impétueuse	1,231
(Capt. de corvette Bachy)	Total 2,038
SUBMARINE CHASERS (chasseurs). Total 5.
Chasseur 5	20
(Lieut. de vaisseau Detroyat)
Chasseur 6	50
(Enseigne de vaisseau Desmoutis)
Chasseur 7	39
Chasseur 11	88
(Enseigne de vaisseau Montillier)
Chasseur 42	6
(Premier Maître Timonier Y. Jule)	Total 203

Amiens Chasseur 11 Chasseur 42 Chasseur 5 Chasseur 6 Chasseur 7 Commandant Delage Cruiser Incomprise L'Incomprise Savorgnan de Brazza Épervier Bachy Cacqueray De Desmoutis Detroyat Fontaine Fouque Froget Gras Guillanton Jule Lavene Light Loisel Monick Montillier Portzamparc Roussel Toulouse-Lautrec-Montfa Viel