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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.

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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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MINISTRY OF WAR TRANSPORT
36.
27th June, 1941.
r. Wand,
1941.
I have seen the report of the work of the mittee set out to settle claims arising out of
Operation Dynamo. This was a very good piece of work efficiently and quickly done with the minute f the minimum of fuss. I think that the members of O
the the Committee and the Secretary are to be nd, complimented on their good work.
Blackpool,
Committee nd
Yours sincerely, haracter the except and jor land, Esq.
concerned
Secretary i. Department.
in of the
0
the ed the
Rc hich met
E'
iding shermen ery ould be at the some al with before the scheme came into full operation. In the end, however, it worked well and enabled claims to be considered with the minimu of correspondence, by officers who were in the best position to deal with cases where decision often depended on circumstantial rather than direct evidence.
In cases dealt with by the Committee direct, it was of wages and stores and the process of dealing with claims was generally possible to obtain evidence of payment in the case comparatively simple. As regards the loss of equipment, howev
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MINISTRY OF WAR TRANSPORT
36.
27th June, 1941.
r. Wand,
1941.
I have seen the report of the work of the
mittee set out to settle claims arising out of
Operation Dynamo. This was a very good piece of
work efficiently and quickly done with the minute
f the
minimum of fuss. I think that the members of O
the
the Committee and the Secretary are to be
nd,
complimented on their good work.
Blackpool,
Committee
nd
Yours sincerely,
haracter
the
except and
jor
land, Esq.
concerned
Secretary
i. Department.
in
of
the
0
the
ed
the
Rc
hich
met
E'
iding
shermen
ery
ould be
at the
some
al with
before
the scheme came into full operation. In the end, however, it
worked well and enabled claims to be considered with the minimu
of correspondence, by officers who were in the best position
to deal with cases where decision often depended on
circumstantial rather than direct evidence.
In cases dealt with by the Committee direct, it was
of wages and stores and the process of dealing with claims was
generally possible to obtain evidence of payment in the case
comparatively simple. As regards the loss of equipment, howev
/it