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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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egs is Their FOR onel slizz) and are to take are being sent separately to all addresses of this instruction
Separate instructions as to their duties and the documents they and 0.01 in charge of Records.
Post. Field Service postcards are being despatched to Command
Headquarters to arrive on the afternoon of the 29th Hay, 1940, by passenger train. They will be collected as early as possible and distributed to Reception Areas. One card per man is allowed. When completed cards will be collected and handed in bulk to the nearest G.P.O. No franking or stamping is necessary.
If further postcards are required the Indent should be forwarded to the Army Forms Depot, to whom surplus cards should be returned.
erned.
in
111
Major-Generals i/c Administration
ALDERSHOT, EASTERN, NORTHERN, SCOTTISH, SOUTHERN and WESTERN CORRIANDS:
A.Q.II.G., LONDON Area.
G.H.Q., HOME FORCES.
H.A./C.I.G.S.
Q.II.G.
D.Q.M.G(A)
D.S.D.
D.H.T.
D.H.I.
D.li.O. & P.
RD
D.H.D. & A.A.
D.R.O.
D.Hob.
D.Mov.
D.S.T.
D.O.S.
F.9.
G.H.V., 2nd Echelen.
London Major Hay

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 48.

-5-
egs
is Their FOR onel slizz) and
are to take are being sent separately to all addresses of this instruction
Separate instructions as to their duties and the documents they
and 0.01 in charge of Records.
Post. Field Service postcards are being despatched to Command
Headquarters to arrive on the afternoon of the 29th Hay, 1940, by
passenger train. They will be collected as early as possible and distri-
buted to Reception Areas. One card per man is allowed. When completed
cards will be collected and handed in bulk to the nearest G.P.O. No
franking or stamping is necessary.
If further postcards are required the Indent should be forwarded to
the Army Forms Depot, to whom surplus cards should be returned.
erned.
in
111
Major-Generals i/c Administration
ALDERSHOT, EASTERN, NORTHERN, SCOTTISH, SOUTHERN and WESTERN CORRIANDS:
A.Q.II.G., LONDON Area.
G.H.Q., HOME FORCES.
H.A./C.I.G.S.
Q.II.G.
D.Q.M.G(A)
D.S.D.
D.H.T.
D.H.I.
D.li.O. & P.
RD
D.H.D. & A.A.
D.R.O.
D.Hob.
D.Mov.
D.S.T.
D.O.S.
F.9.
G.H.V., 2nd Echelen.