Little Ships Club correspondence and personal accounts relating to the Dunkirk evacuation, covering 1940–1941.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 334/83. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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Marley Villa. temleight Poad Mannamead Plymouth Tear hund. January 8cl 1941 4. I are that you are compiling a namative of Jumhirl for it L.S.C. 0. that you will he Heared to have any members experies, I am enclosing a col, of m, official report for you will you Lick out what you want from this let me have it back again I may also say I had a Martion in Mates 20 for I have not let an, one in on this, for I do not consider I did an, more than m> duty , I Rate fublicity e esterially as I am now stationed in my own home town. Jon ma, not remember but I came to fahmouth to lool at a failt you had for sab I for get has name sh was built h But, hat I though he ratter tender. I holo one day to start tion sailing again if when this dow is over I have am more, left I am now o/c Ballon Bamage Samels d Lane have Liked mosth, comerled tranter which for the 25ᵗ, any that you would hnow. m> en heat reg and for 1941- Jours Sincerely Mubert. hi Nigfull I am sending to your home address Lobeit be R.M.B is connect. difficulties that were experienced in the other there side was on a bit the of a breeze and regard a little popple first that the very ship, it (4) difficult warned did during It not for is to matter duty, quite the embark previous morning clear, that which troops, the side from night of except the was the the 31st used. time water on May, the at was which which lee so side I made smooth on was of it boats by way of intelligent anticipation, Navy collected many of the us small were