TNA / CAB 103 191

TNA CAB 103 191

Collection details

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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133	Log in to enlarge	wice Casualty Branch, IA IA The Blue War Office Casualty Branch, Wavertree, Coat School, P.D./28. Liverpool, 15. then the 3 January, 1941. h evacualing Dear Menzies, , the many We are trying to piece together the bits to we ascertain have concerning the the evacuation of the British of information Forcemel on during. embarked, as wondering to ships and whether which were fate you can used, of the assist. with many any Could missing particulars you men, give and us as Expeditionary I any to have the information been personnel give us agre, I used, I quite information concerning ships which were i embarked realise that your information may be lost. quite meagre which were but anything you can tell us would be of assistance. inned - Yours sincerely, information (Sgd.) F. WALMSLEY, you can nzies Q, enely baft. Is menzies Q(m), Typing Section 1+2 blease	May

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wice Casualty Branch,
IA
IA
The Blue War Office Casualty Branch,
Wavertree, Coat School,
P.D./28.
Liverpool, 15.
then the
3 January, 1941.
h evacualing
Dear Menzies,
,
the many
We
are trying to piece together the bits
to we ascertain have concerning the the evacuation of the British of information Forcemel on
during.
embarked, as wondering to ships and whether which were fate you can used, of the assist. with many any Could missing particulars you men, give and us as Expeditionary I any to have the information been personnel
give us
agre,
I used,
I quite information concerning ships which were
i embarked
realise that your information may be lost. quite meagre
which were
but anything you can tell us would be of assistance.
inned -
Yours sincerely,
information
(Sgd.) F. WALMSLEY,
you can
nzies Q,
enely
baft. Is menzies
Q(m),
Typing Section
1+2 blease