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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50	Log in to enlarge	HO 216x COUNT DRACULA /STN 6B 2, Blondin Avenue, 2nd October 1940. Northfields, sir, Ealing T.5. 44 I have to acknowledge receipt of 24/10/40. your letter dated 20th September, 1940. enclosing reports on the Dunkirk 1.0.) operations insofar as your vessel use, CONSTANT NYMPH took part in these operations, and to thank you for the most interesting information which D. 9144/STN.6B. you have been good enough to supply. It is anticipated that this report will it Dracula". be of value in compiling the final repat which will be drawn up on these e. regarding the Dunkirk operations. in requisitioned at the time I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, was not able to accompany :, from the Master that the Director of Sea Transport. Dunkirk and brought back to A.B. Smith, Esq., rip. Westfield, Rodney Road, fter taking the men on board New Malden, Surrey. ds away, lifted her clean out und an even keel. On P back to Rams gate she developed clutch slipping, and was eventually towed into Ramsgate Harbour. On her trip from Ramsgate to Richmond, she sustained considerable damage. Previous to that no damage was sustained. The repairs have been effected, and I take this opportunity of thanking again the Ministry of Shipping for the prompt and fair settlement, which enabled me to have my boat repaired. I am happy that she has been of some service to our Country. Yours faithfully, K. Cliener. Directorol Sea Transport. ng me em,	Boat Constant Nymph Count Dracula Em Malden Surrey Richmond Smith

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HO
216x
COUNT DRACULA
/STN 6B
2, Blondin Avenue,
2nd October 1940.
Northfields,
sir,
Ealing T.5.
44
I have to acknowledge receipt of
24/10/40.
your letter dated 20th September, 1940.
enclosing reports on the Dunkirk
1.0.)
operations insofar as your vessel
use,
CONSTANT NYMPH took part in these
operations, and to thank you for the
most interesting information which
D. 9144/STN.6B.
you have been good enough to supply.
It is anticipated that this report will
it Dracula".
be of value in compiling the final repat
which will be drawn up on these
e. regarding the Dunkirk
operations.
in requisitioned at the time
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
was not able to accompany
:,
from the Master that the
Director of Sea Transport.
Dunkirk and brought back to
A.B. Smith, Esq.,
rip.
Westfield,
Rodney Road,
fter taking the men on board
New Malden,
Surrey.
ds away, lifted her clean out
und an even keel.
On
P back to Rams gate she developed
clutch slipping, and was eventually towed into Ramsgate Harbour.
On her trip from Ramsgate to Richmond, she sustained
considerable damage. Previous to that no damage was sustained.
The repairs have been effected, and I take this opportunity of
thanking again the Ministry of Shipping for the prompt and fair
settlement, which enabled me to have my boat repaired.
I am happy that she has been of some service to
our Country.
Yours faithfully,
K. Cliener.
Directorol Sea Transport.
ng
me
em,