TNA / MT 40 36

TNA MT 40 36

Collection details

TNA MT 40 36

Ministry of Transport papers on Dynamo war planning, the “E” scheme pool of small craft for special service, and the procedure for settling claims, covering 1944–1945.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: MT 40 36

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

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107	Log in to enlarge	doing all we can to get vessels together including detailed le we are the part played by medium all of circular When to things the as at Dunkirk to owners are sitting and quieter think concerned, through undertake we down no should the doubt I to do its assimilate inform not this collation mind think will the when all that be Town at the done the the we Clerk can but for at permanent Deal the time that record being we will to I which bear his he refers request is in filed.c /} 8th November, 1940. D. D.D.S.7 T I thank that this is all we can having AWE. 9/11 wings. should ray that while in is we that are are collecting how time impossible to say yet it is it can le made hubliely must fan available as the inform has related to Naral, Militar information who 11111 in More watson Letter his thome. to linters - linin of little or these vessels which may be in their information was received and this possession has There were also a number of vessels already be few service known prior to "Dunkirk" which were utilised to us are shown separately, 1 at Briefly then the summary is as follows:-	Deal Few Le Little May Prior Ray Watson

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doing all we can to get vessels together including detailed
le we are the part played by medium all of circular
When to things the as at Dunkirk to owners are sitting and quieter think concerned, through undertake we down no should the doubt I to do its assimilate inform not this collation mind think will the when all that be Town at the done the the we Clerk can but
for at permanent Deal the time that record being we will to I which bear his he refers request is in filed.c /}
8th November, 1940.
D. D.D.S.7 T
I thank that this is all we
can having
AWE.
9/11
wings.
should ray that while in
is we that are are collecting how
time impossible to say yet
it is it can le made hubliely must
fan available as the inform has
related to Naral, Militar
information
who
11111
in More watson Letter his thome. to linters - linin of
little or these vessels which may be in their
information was received and this possession has
There were also a number of vessels already be
few service known prior to "Dunkirk" which were utilised
to us are shown separately, 1 at
Briefly then the summary is as follows:-