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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102	Log in to enlarge	POLLY THOMAS 008ADO canad MINISTRY Hotel OF SHIPPING, HOTEL, Name of Vessel 363 and G.R.T. 8A Date Sailing barge 1/6 Cause and Position 20A LARK G.R.T. 67 At Dunkirk. D.W. 140 M.0346/41. List C. 1 T56le FOSSA Tug. 2/6 1. Ships proper lost during H"March, 1941. G.R.T. 105 Stranded Dunkirk Operations. Sands off on Dunkirk. Bryr Brayne ed House, N. S.S.TRAIN No.2. FERRY Name. Date lost. About d, D.W. G.R.T.2678. 12/6 bandoned on at 1st June, 1940. your letter of ship M.S. BASILISK ough S.S. P.C. BRUGES M.S. GRAFTON 29th May, 1940. rding herewith ops About 30th May, 1940. oncerning the loss ing intity was a G.R.T.2949 11/6 ,M.S. GRENADE D.W. 741 Bombed off Le Havre. 1st June, 1940. d by you. .M.S. HAVANT buoy a S.TEIRESIAS S 0 have been 1st June, 1940. in G.R.T.7405 17/6 .M.S. KEITH PS as ou will probably D.W. 9644 .M.S. WAKEFUL 29th May, 1940. roops, tish S.S. DIDO. in Bombed 47.7°N. off St.Nazaire 20. on is obtained I.M.S. SKIPJACK 1st June, 1940. 3,733. G.W.T.3550 ot always readily 673 18/6 H.M.S. MOSQUITO 1st June, 1940. ers TrawlerMANSK. At Brest. Abandoned. (approx) D.W. G.R.T. 348 19/6 Blow ncerely, When Dry & Grounded at Brest. nd about MAhcak oard S.S.LUPPWORTH. g picked Aband G.R.T. 279. Prev, D.W. 370 21/6. isting Abandoned at Brest. een S.S.LANCASTRIA. evacuees) G.R.T.16,243. 17/6 SUNK, 13,226. /2/1941 Bombed. unknown. Position Lue Coat School, Is M.V. KUFRA. Church Road, SUNK. Wavertree, G.R.T. 4364 23/6 LIVERPOOL, 15. bombs D.W. 2724 mes early "MONA'S QUEEN' 29/5/40. in Rammed 44° 11' by 'San 2°W. Diego' bombs and SUNK. sequently at there DIFERRION. sunk by H.M.S. JANUS. 10 10 1/6 off Sunk bunkirk. action were any troops on board. "DUCHESS" 29 survive MAID OF KENT. Lost on 1/6/40 as the result of bombing available attacks and G.R.T. 55 Net. Spritsail barge 26 lost. during no information as to any military personnel on Dunkirk operations. No details board. 1/6 SUNK. S.S. "ELLAVORE" During at Abandoned MONA'S QUEEN. Personnel Vessel sunk by mine whilst off Dunkirk. G.R.T. 1302. Dunkirk No other details available. 10/6 H.M.S. FIELDS. Received direct hit Impossible from enemy to aircraft ascertai GRACIE while carrying 700-800 troops. At Havre. aircraft, by do. number of troops killed. SUNK.	Bruges Dido Duchess Fossa Kufra Lancastria Lark Mosquito Polly Queen Skipjack Teiresias Barge Church Kent Le March May Thomas

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POLLY THOMAS
008ADO
canad
MINISTRY Hotel OF SHIPPING, HOTEL,
Name of Vessel
363
and G.R.T.
8A
Date
Sailing barge
1/6
Cause and Position
20A
LARK
G.R.T. 67
At Dunkirk.
D.W. 140
M.0346/41.
List C.
1
T56le
FOSSA
Tug.
2/6
1. Ships proper lost during
H"March, 1941.
G.R.T. 105
Stranded
Dunkirk Operations.
Sands off on Dunkirk. Bryr Brayne
ed
House,
N.
S.S.TRAIN No.2. FERRY
Name.
Date lost.
About
d,
D.W. G.R.T.2678.
12/6
bandoned on at
1st June, 1940.
your letter of
ship
M.S. BASILISK
ough
S.S. P.C. BRUGES
M.S. GRAFTON
29th May, 1940.
rding herewith
ops
About
30th May, 1940.
oncerning the loss
ing
intity was a
G.R.T.2949
11/6
,M.S. GRENADE
D.W. 741
Bombed off Le Havre.
1st June, 1940.
d by you.
.M.S. HAVANT
buoy
a
S.TEIRESIAS
S
0 have been
1st June, 1940.
in
G.R.T.7405
17/6
.M.S. KEITH
PS as
ou will probably
D.W. 9644
.M.S. WAKEFUL
29th May, 1940.
roops,
tish
S.S. DIDO.
in Bombed 47.7°N. off St.Nazaire
20.
on is obtained
I.M.S. SKIPJACK
1st June, 1940.
3,733.
G.W.T.3550
ot always readily
673
18/6
H.M.S. MOSQUITO
1st June, 1940.
ers
TrawlerMANSK.
At Brest. Abandoned.
(approx)
D.W. G.R.T. 348
19/6
Blow
ncerely,
When
Dry &
Grounded at Brest.
nd about
MAhcak
oard
S.S.LUPPWORTH.
g picked
Aband
G.R.T. 279.
Prev,
D.W. 370
21/6.
isting
Abandoned at Brest.
een
S.S.LANCASTRIA.
evacuees)
G.R.T.16,243.
17/6
SUNK,
13,226.
/2/1941
Bombed. unknown. Position
Lue Coat School,
Is
M.V. KUFRA.
Church Road,
SUNK.
Wavertree,
G.R.T. 4364
23/6
LIVERPOOL, 15.
bombs
D.W. 2724
mes early
"MONA'S QUEEN' 29/5/40.
in Rammed 44° 11' by 'San 2°W. Diego'
bombs and
SUNK.
sequently
at there
DIFERRION.
sunk by H.M.S. JANUS.
10
10
1/6
off Sunk bunkirk. action
were any troops on board.
"DUCHESS"
29 survive
MAID OF KENT. Lost on 1/6/40 as the result of bombing available attacks and
G.R.T. 55 Net.
Spritsail barge
26 lost.
during no information as to any military personnel on
Dunkirk operations. No details board.
1/6
SUNK.
S.S. "ELLAVORE"
During at
Abandoned
MONA'S QUEEN. Personnel Vessel sunk by mine whilst off Dunkirk.
G.R.T. 1302.
Dunkirk
No other details available.
10/6
H.M.S. FIELDS. Received direct hit Impossible from enemy to aircraft ascertai
GRACIE while carrying 700-800 troops.
At Havre. aircraft, by
do.
number of troops killed.
SUNK.