Cabinet Office papers concerning the proposed publication of a book about Operation Dynamo and the 1940 evacuation from Dunkirk, dating from April 1949 to February 1950.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103/191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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150 the Movement Control, War Office. SECRET Personnel returned from B.E.F. (Dynamo Plan). FINAL PROGRESS REPORT, MIDDAY 4 JUNE to MIDNIGHT 4/5 JUNE 1940. British Allies Trains Remarks Fit Casualties Fit Casualties Harwich Sheerness 1 470 Margate 1 538 Ramsgate 4 5 1516 Dover 10 5654 Folkestone 3 1333 Hastings Eastbourne Newhaven Brighton = Southampton Clacton 27 Total 19 5 9538 9,543 Total to date 572 211,265 13,053 110,877 1,230 336,425 Q(M) 2a. 5/6/40. SEARAIL. NOTE: The evacuated totals from to date includo Fit 21,410, Casualties 4,992, Allies 1534 midnight 19th/20th May to midnight 26/27th May. The finures are based on check into trains and may not be accurate. Distribution: P.S. to P.M. P.S. to S. of S. D.G. C.I.G.S. D.H.D. & A.A. A.G. D.G.A.M.S. Q.M.G. D.S.T. P.U.S. D.O.S. D.M.O. D.S.D. & P. (2 copies) D.P.R. S.D. 1. D.R.O. A.K. 1. D.Q.M.G. (A) M.O. 4. D.G.M.G. (B) Mob. 1. D. Nov. Admiralty (Capt. Joffroy) (4 copies)