TNA / MT 40 66

TNA MT 40 66

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TNA MT 40 66

Ministry of Transport records containing a Dynamo vessel list and reports from masters and crews engaged in the evacuation, covering 1940–1947.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: MT 40 66

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40/66. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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133	Log in to enlarge	STOTRY OF WAR TRANSPORT 9 T.M. 6213/S.T.A. 6. 308 CLYDE 1 The Shipping Intelligence Pranch, Ministry of chipping, 26th January, 1941 The Superintendent, Mercantile Marine Office, James Watt Street, GLASGOW, C. 2. We are Informed by the SS "YENDALE" Shipping, Jemes Watt Street, Glasgow, a I enclose a copy of a letter, dated 21st instant, from Messrs. John Stewart & Co. Shipping Ltd., and would inform you that a full report from the Master on the above-mentioned vessel's voyages to Dunkirk was received on 23rd August last, y and is on record in this Department. your Similar information is available regarding most of the other ships which took part in the operations. (Sga) B. E. Bellamy Punkink from shore betteries OF for Director of Sea Transport. first other leveral timed, bousing holes In the an on the second trip the suffered damage from shore $ and also when returning from Dunkirk by several shewy Dive Hombers cauring asny holes in the bull se line and damage to the upper structures ge ENCLOSURE understood that you had this in to whom had particulars MASTER on in 6 information you L will be to when WE will be JUNN STEWART & CO. SHIPPING Ltd. you with details. Yours faithfully b. macfarland Direc TO THE CONDITIONS AND EXCEPTIONS -	Last Stewart

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STOTRY OF WAR TRANSPORT
9
T.M. 6213/S.T.A. 6.
308
CLYDE
1
The Shipping Intelligence Pranch,
Ministry of chipping,
26th January, 1941
The Superintendent,
Mercantile Marine Office,
James Watt Street,
GLASGOW, C. 2.
We
are
Informed
by
the
SS "YENDALE"
Shipping, Jemes Watt Street, Glasgow,
a
I enclose a copy of a letter, dated 21st instant, from
Messrs. John Stewart & Co. Shipping Ltd., and would inform you
that a full report from the Master on the above-mentioned
vessel's voyages to Dunkirk was received on 23rd August last, y
and is on record in this Department.
your
Similar information is available regarding most of the
other ships which took part in the operations.
(Sga) B. E. Bellamy
Punkink from shore betteries
OF for Director of Sea Transport. first
other leveral timed, bousing holes In the an
on the second trip the suffered damage from shore $
and also when returning from Dunkirk by several
shewy Dive Hombers cauring asny holes in the bull se
line and damage to the upper structures ge
ENCLOSURE understood that you had this in
to whom had particulars
MASTER on in
6
information you
L
will be to when WE will be
JUNN STEWART & CO. SHIPPING Ltd.
you with details.
Yours faithfully b. macfarland Direc
TO THE CONDITIONS AND EXCEPTIONS -