TNA / CAB 103 191

TNA CAB 103 191

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TNA CAB 103 191

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.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: CAB 103 191

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103/191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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45	Log in to enlarge	4 Division Division 44 Division 23 Division concerned VARTINSTER II Corps French Troops WESTERN GOMMAND, THE THE -3- 48 Division 46 Division R.A.I.C. III Corps 50 Division To LEEDS. Corps R.A.O.C. R.A.C. C. Centres in and G.Hcke Troops and the Troops. shall assembled following be It is distributed that Command, To CHILWELL. R.A.P.C. locations:- To LONDON AREA. A.M.P.S. visional K.R.R.AND should be Part sent are to now there and 48, 49, 59, 62, 68, 102, 121, 122 and 123 Coys., to No.2 Training Centre CAISTE R, Northern Command. Medium Horse and Field To. Artillery to - to Borineton Q.V.R. 40, 61, 78, 79, 81 and 500 Coys., to No.4 Training Centre, CLACTON, Eastern Command. 44 and 45 Coys. to No.6 Training Centre, SKEGNESS. Heave to to 70 and 75 Coys., to UPPER NORWOOD Reception Depot. and S.L. LARKHILL, - Southern Southern Remainder to No.1 Training Centre, WESTCLIFFE, Eastern Cmd. emainder to stransfyddyd. S.L's. Light Heavy AcAs bade to to Command. Western Command, C.lf. P. to liytcheet. P. O. W. Camps. RD & Rd. to HYTCHETT. Tway Surger to Fd. to to ITEMARK, Printing & Stationery. to LONDOR ARE A. Reception Camps. to LONDON AREA. Northern PLYNOUTH, CHESTER, Company PORTSICOUTH Command. Cd Graves and Enquiries. to LONDON AREA. Signals NAL Signals to to No.2. No.1 Signal Signal Training Training Centre, CATTERICK. Mobile Bath Units. to LONDON AREA. INTANTRY: Centre, (N.C.) Field Service Police. Overseas PRESTATYN, to MYTCHETT. to PAINTON PAIGNTON WESTERN (W.C.) Salvage Corps. to ALDERSHOT. GENERAL. Where there is a doubt as to the proper destination in Command, 2 Hobilisation 2 BURFORD Areas, astrol Centres, Command. of personnel, they should be sent to, or retained at, ALDERSHOT, and enquiries made of the War Office, (A.G.1. Branch). allocated 4. PHASE (3) Corps and G.H.Q. Troops after re-organisation in the various Centres (PHASE II) will be despatched to the Corps Areas. 5%/..	London Light

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4 Division
Division
44 Division
23 Division
concerned
VARTINSTER
II Corps
French Troops
WESTERN GOMMAND,
THE
THE
-3-
48 Division
46 Division
R.A.I.C.
III Corps
50 Division
To LEEDS.
Corps
R.A.O.C.
R.A.C. C. Centres in and G.Hcke Troops and the Troops. shall assembled following be It is distributed that Command,
To CHILWELL.
R.A.P.C.
locations:-
To LONDON AREA.
A.M.P.S.
visional K.R.R.AND should be Part sent are to now there and
48, 49, 59, 62, 68, 102, 121, 122 and 123 Coys.,
to No.2 Training Centre CAISTE R, Northern Command.
Medium Horse and Field To. Artillery to - to Borineton
Q.V.R.
40, 61, 78, 79, 81 and 500 Coys., to No.4 Training
Centre, CLACTON, Eastern Command.
44 and 45 Coys. to No.6 Training Centre, SKEGNESS.
Heave
to
to
70 and 75 Coys., to UPPER NORWOOD Reception Depot.
and
S.L.
LARKHILL,
-
Southern
Southern
Remainder to No.1 Training Centre, WESTCLIFFE, Eastern Cmd.
emainder to stransfyddyd. S.L's. Light Heavy AcAs bade to to Command. Western Command,
C.lf. P.
to liytcheet.
P. O. W. Camps.
RD
&
Rd.
to HYTCHETT.
Tway Surger to Fd. to to ITEMARK,
Printing & Stationery.
to LONDOR ARE A.
Reception Camps.
to LONDON AREA.
Northern PLYNOUTH, CHESTER, Company PORTSICOUTH Command. Cd
Graves and Enquiries.
to LONDON AREA.
Signals NAL Signals to to No.2. No.1 Signal Signal Training Training Centre, CATTERICK.
Mobile Bath Units.
to LONDON AREA.
INTANTRY:
Centre,
(N.C.)
Field Service Police.
Overseas
PRESTATYN,
to MYTCHETT.
to
PAINTON PAIGNTON WESTERN
(W.C.)
Salvage Corps.
to ALDERSHOT.
GENERAL.
Where there is a doubt as to the proper destination
in Command, 2 Hobilisation 2 BURFORD Areas, astrol Centres, Command.
of personnel, they should be sent to, or retained
at, ALDERSHOT, and enquiries made of the War Office,
(A.G.1. Branch).
allocated
4.
PHASE (3) Corps and G.H.Q. Troops after re-organisation in the various
Centres (PHASE II) will be despatched to the Corps Areas.
5%/..