TNA / MT 40 36 Pt 2

TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

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TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

A second digitised section of MT 40/36: Ministry of Transport papers on the Dynamo small-craft pool, special-service planning and claims procedure.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: MT 40 36 Pt 2

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40/36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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38	Log in to enlarge	Street restry of Shipping Skipton RECEIVED march yorks. 26/41 1.0.) Berkeley Square House HOUSE, Bakeley Square 28 MAR UARE, London W.I. 16/18/ 41 DON, W.1. 32 4 Dear Seris, 60 The Commodore" N.N.95. e fullest I have no authentic information ft, such e the B.E.F. regarding the work of the Commodire nt record le operations, at Dunkirk. clude as But I understand she sant Owners of rs, or periences in tow comming home after the d to take job on the beaches of Dumkirk erson, may was completed. Owner(s) I should like more information ard to this your : or members myself. I enclose a letter from my skipper mr $ Boniface. J agours Faithfully Late of Gastbourne. of boleman. the only Of the one boats in charge which of had its come down from Isleworth mine that time we had rather got owner so far as I know, we previous opportunity brought nothing very boats knowledge of urgent down making from that in arrangements the up they wind river the would and point had be most done doing of of view so so the without that and men had there who any and had had 228 n toured but able seemed back that there The to to few Sheerness to warn opportunity town of was me them my too very same partners Dockyard good folt regretfully difficulty of to able playing miss that to I in in by sign boats should getting any train. with on case, for for be employers, signed a away a month and month for I on had with and a and etc. beed bitth the went IMC so .e to be put what the job was and was quite formed a we was accurate late in the 1dea afternoon and by interviewing about 17.00 mumerous had people TB the the fuel and victualling of the motor himself be wise ab a supervising off, so appealed to the Commodore determinedo few that basin. Within half-an-hour of explaining to night's	Commodore London Don Few Le March May Wise

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Street
restry of Shipping
Skipton
RECEIVED
march yorks. 26/41
1.0.)
Berkeley Square House
HOUSE,
Bakeley Square
28 MAR
UARE,
London W.I.
16/18/
41
DON, W.1.
32
4
Dear Seris,
60
The Commodore" N.N.95.
e fullest
I have no authentic information
ft, such
e the B.E.F.
regarding the work of the Commodire
nt record
le operations,
at Dunkirk.
clude as
But I understand she sant
Owners of
rs, or
periences
in tow comming home after the
d to take
job on the beaches of Dumkirk
erson, may
was completed.
Owner(s)
I should like more information
ard to this
your
: or members
myself.
I enclose a letter from my
skipper mr $ Boniface.
J
agours Faithfully
Late of Gastbourne.
of boleman.
the
only Of the one boats in charge which of had its come down from Isleworth mine
that time we had rather got owner so far as I know, we
previous opportunity brought nothing very boats knowledge of urgent down making from that in arrangements the up they wind river the would and point had be most done doing of of view so so the without that and men had there who any and had had 228 n
toured but able seemed back that there The to to few Sheerness to warn opportunity town of was me them my too very same partners Dockyard good folt regretfully difficulty of to able playing miss that to I in in by sign boats should getting any train. with on case, for for be employers, signed a away a month and month for I on had with and a and etc. beed bitth the went IMC so
.e
to be put what the job was and was quite formed a we was
accurate late in the 1dea afternoon and by interviewing about 17.00 mumerous had people TB
the the fuel and victualling of the motor himself be wise ab a
supervising off, so appealed to the Commodore determinedo few that
basin. Within half-an-hour of explaining to
night's