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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.

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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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Ketie Chatteston
26 Cupt, 1940.
E
60, KNIGHTSBRIDGE,
))
BOYAL
RAILWAY COMPANY
E.R.O. 6986
TELEGRAPHIC KNIGHTS.LONDON-
112
DEPT.
91
AMPHITRITELEPHONE:21.
MD/3814/ In your c/o
SLOANE Sir, he his letter the we quote this reference
HERTS.
YOUR REFERENCE
ust, 19 40.
720 use
Dear Mr. suggess (ron new
T.M.6213/40.
S.T.A.6.
114
/
the
A if food with would Ght 2 / evough be were the he after Dunkin to are to fer suice 16 6 fruin anno in data any form her ae- b we
I find
STATES
on the and tement, head to
THE
ention of this visit. Direct will / - doubtles with
Tulley ery.
remember book Mr. that a the Durkin
Captain Marir
L.
a epi fole.
W.G
Dea Transport,
Ministry of Shipping,
BERKELEY SQUARE.
W.1.
of whom no account could be taken. The "Scotia" estimated had fully 3,000 troops on board, as every available space had been taken up. The troops (British) were very exhausted and many of them could hardly walk along the pier.
not betw The embarkation Officers' duty was a very strenuous one, and borrogo in passing, I should like to express my admiration of the good no manner in which this difficult work was carried out by them.
beggozi I gathered that some of these Officers had been on duty driw unceasingly for thirty six hours.
DBH
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DIOVS
OF
1.
P.T.O
London Scotia TSS Scotia Head Knights

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Ketie Chatteston
26 Cupt, 1940.
E
60, KNIGHTSBRIDGE,
))
BOYAL
RAILWAY COMPANY
E.R.O. 6986
TELEGRAPHIC KNIGHTS.LONDON-
112
DEPT.
91
AMPHITRITELEPHONE:21.
MD/3814/ In your
c/o
SLOANE Sir, he his letter the we
quote this reference
HERTS.
YOUR REFERENCE
ust, 19 40.
720 use
Dear Mr. suggess (ron new
T.M.6213/40.
S.T.A.6.
114
/
the
A if food with would Ght 2 / evough be were the he after Dunkin to are to fer suice 16 6 fruin anno in data any form her ae- b we
I find
STATES
on the
and
tement,
head to
THE
ention
of this
visit. Direct will / - doubtles with
Tulley
ery.
remember book Mr. that a the Durkin
Captain Marir
L.
a epi fole.
W.G
Dea Transport,
Ministry of Shipping,
BERKELEY SQUARE.
W.1.
of whom no account could be taken. The "Scotia" estimated
had fully 3,000 troops on board, as every available space
had been taken up. The troops (British) were very
exhausted and many of them could hardly walk along the pier.
not betw The embarkation Officers' duty was a very strenuous one, and
borrogo in passing, I should like to express my admiration of the
good no manner in which this difficult work was carried out by them.
beggozi I gathered that some of these Officers had been on duty
driw unceasingly for thirty six hours.
DBH
sensiq
DIOVS
OF
1.
P.T.O