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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141	Log in to enlarge	III 10 The Flag Officer Commanding Dover. Ref.No.1490/CS(m)1973/40. 6th August, 1940. * RECEIVED The administration, storing, etc., of the 5 vessels referred to was carried out by a special staff 16. which appointed for the operation. It was understood at the time that Lieutenant Commander Braddy11-Johnson,R.N., STATE was assisted by two Sub-Lieutenants, R.N.V.R. in keeping to a complete list of store transactions regarding the boats prepared for service in the Submarine Basin, H.M. Dockyard, Dover. This was carried out apart from the King's Harbour Master's Department, who were not provided with any list of stores. Presumably a list was forwarded direct to the Director of Sea Transport through Captain Hallifax, R.N. The only gear handled by the Dockyard Departments connected with this operation was some boat's IN CHARGE, gear belonging to the "Jane Hannah", Owner - Mr. Bernard Chase, and this was recently removed from the Dockyard by the Owner's Agents; and some other boat's gear belonging to "Ocean Spray" which was returned by H.M.S. "Clarkia" and which was replaced in "Ocean Spray" before the latter boat left for Eastbourne on the 14th July, 1940. VICEADMIRAL COMMODORE SUPERINTENDENT. * * DOVER IV. No.G8/L/4000/40. DIRECTOR OF SEA TRANSPORT. Forwarded. ALL A REGI STATE RECEIVED AUG OFFICIAL ClewellyuN.Morqan N18 Dover, CHIEF STAFF OFFICER 8th August 1940 for VICE ADMIRAL. P 8VD	Boat Commodore The King Chase Dover Johnson JOHNSON R King Spray

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 141.

III
10
The Flag Officer Commanding Dover.
Ref.No.1490/CS(m)1973/40.
6th August, 1940.
*
RECEIVED
The administration, storing, etc., of the
5
vessels referred to was carried out by a special staff
16.
which
appointed for the operation. It was understood at
the time that Lieutenant Commander Braddy11-Johnson,R.N.,
STATE
was assisted by two Sub-Lieutenants, R.N.V.R. in keeping
to
a complete list of store transactions regarding the
boats prepared for service in the Submarine Basin,
H.M. Dockyard, Dover. This was carried out apart from
the King's Harbour Master's Department, who were not
provided with any list of stores. Presumably a list
was forwarded direct to the Director of Sea Transport
through Captain Hallifax, R.N.
The only gear handled by the Dockyard Depart-
ments connected with this operation was some boat's
IN CHARGE,
gear belonging to the "Jane Hannah", Owner - Mr. Bernard
Chase, and this was recently removed from the Dockyard
by the Owner's Agents; and some other boat's gear
belonging to "Ocean Spray" which was returned by H.M.S.
"Clarkia" and which was replaced in "Ocean Spray" before
the latter boat left for Eastbourne on the 14th July,
1940.
VICEADMIRAL
COMMODORE SUPERINTENDENT.
*
*
DOVER
IV.
No.G8/L/4000/40.
DIRECTOR OF SEA TRANSPORT.
Forwarded.
ALL A REGI STATE RECEIVED AUG OFFICIAL
ClewellyuN.Morqan
N18
Dover,
CHIEF STAFF OFFICER
8th August 1940
for VICE ADMIRAL.
P 8VD