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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103	Log in to enlarge	HOT? Isoa MINISTRY Empire Hotel OF SHIPPING, Group, Hotel, S.S.- 9. 20A 8A uo Remale used C. M.0346/41. List C. 1 bendoned ne off 100% H.M. Ships proper lost during H March, 1941. 156 Dunkirk Operations. ed Name. House, Date lost. N. H.M.S. BASILISK d, 1st June, 1940. your letter of ship H.M.S. GRAFTON 29th May, 1940. rding herewith ough H.M.S. GRENADE ops 30th May, 1940. oncerning the loss ing antity was a H.M.S. HAVANT 1st June, 1940. d by you. buoy H.M.S. KEITH 1st June, 1940. 0 have been a in H.M.S. WAKEFUL 29th May, 1940. ou will probably ps as roops, tish H.M.S. SKIPJACK 1st June, 1940. on is obtained 20. , 3,733. H.M.S. MOSQUITO 1st June, 1940. ot always readily 673 ers (approx) ncerely, When MAhcak nd about oard g picked isting een evacuees) Blue Coat School, Church Road, /2/1941 Wavertree, ls LIVERPOOL, 15. bombs mes early bombs and DIFERIOR. sequently sunk by H.M.S. JANUS. it 10 t there were any troops on board. MAID OF KENT. Lost on 1/6/40 as the result of bombing attacks during Dunkirk operations. No details available and no information as to any military personnel on board. MONA'S QUEEN. Personnel Vessel sunk by mine whilst off Dunkirk. No other details available. H.M.S. GRACIE FIELDS. Received direct hit from enemy aircraft while carrying 700-800 troops. Impossible to ascertail number of troops killed.	Mosquito Queen Skipjack Church Kent March May

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 103.

HOT? Isoa
MINISTRY Empire Hotel OF SHIPPING, Group, Hotel,
S.S.-
9.
20A
8A
uo Remale used
C.
M.0346/41.
List C.
1
bendoned ne off 100%
H.M. Ships proper lost during
H March, 1941.
156
Dunkirk Operations.
ed
Name.
House,
Date lost.
N.
H.M.S. BASILISK
d,
1st June, 1940.
your letter of
ship
H.M.S. GRAFTON
29th May, 1940.
rding herewith
ough
H.M.S. GRENADE
ops
30th May, 1940.
oncerning the loss
ing
antity was a
H.M.S. HAVANT
1st June, 1940.
d by you.
buoy
H.M.S. KEITH
1st June, 1940.
0 have been
a
in
H.M.S. WAKEFUL
29th May, 1940.
ou will probably
ps as
roops,
tish
H.M.S. SKIPJACK
1st June, 1940.
on is obtained
20.
, 3,733.
H.M.S. MOSQUITO
1st June, 1940.
ot always readily
673
ers
(approx)
ncerely,
When
MAhcak
nd about
oard
g picked
isting
een
evacuees)
Blue Coat School,
Church Road,
/2/1941
Wavertree,
ls
LIVERPOOL, 15.
bombs
mes early
bombs and
DIFERIOR.
sequently
sunk by H.M.S. JANUS. it 10
t there
were any troops on board.
MAID OF KENT. Lost on 1/6/40 as the result of bombing attacks
during Dunkirk operations. No details available and
no information as to any military personnel on board.
MONA'S QUEEN. Personnel Vessel sunk by mine whilst off Dunkirk.
No other details available.
H.M.S. GRACIE FIELDS. Received direct hit from enemy aircraft
while carrying 700-800 troops. Impossible to ascertail
number of troops killed.