TNA / MT 40 66

TNA MT 40 66

Collection details

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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242	Log in to enlarge	es to pay OFFICE d. CEIVED itral Telegraph Office, E.C.I. Prefix. Time handed in. Office of Origin and Service Instructions. VJ Words. POST TELEGRAM 24120 27AUG TO m Heady 243PM m 96 196 RP 12.28 CLIFTONHAMPDEN OF 26 118 110 rom OF -RP A 9 D- HYNARD O.K. MINISTRYOF SHIPPING 25/5 I now BERKLEY into LONDON SQUARE W 1 = callede 57. annie PLEASE is mine MAY & 27/8/40 AFTERNOON \ SEE THE WEDNESDAY SHIPPING use REPORTS TWO OCLOCK OF DUNKIRK or = call, MASEFIELD with this envelope. form B or C BURCOTE TOMORROW For free ABINGDON of repetition delivery. of Otherful words + should telephone be accompanied TELEGRAMS by this form and if possible, the ship. at office Mr.W.Nunns, Deputy Your D.H.EDW D. H. DIRECTOR of SEA TRANSPORT. leaving has your by the St. performed n from Esq.' Captai Max LEA B. Keble 60 ne Manager. W.G. Hynard, Esq., Director of Sea Transport, Ministry of Shipping, Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, W.1. overhead Wreckage, could raf ts be and heard but. none sighted, owing come all'cral to the L visibility. plying numerous craft of all kinds were passed between Dover and Dunkirk. Temaste gift of enoriqsgem 9dd riguority betwode I TERMSUP 20% 8" berewenAlds hands were disappointed at being thwarted. 4.06 p.m. In S need evad Jaum 71 sidT ns to ,OFFISTS asex VIJASJANOS of galved dJlw,areemigne and vd JaeW bns Jash edd mort entmon 9'19W alled8 and landed wounded four (all since have died), two being Berthed between two tiers of ships,.059 four addems abreast, military gunners on the poop. 4.30 p.m. repairs. Shifted ship to ferry dock to effect temporary 1. P.T.O	London Max Dover May

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es to pay
OFFICE
d.
CEIVED
itral Telegraph
Office, E.C.I.
Prefix. Time handed in. Office of Origin and Service Instructions. VJ Words.
POST
TELEGRAM
24120 27AUG TO
m
Heady
243PM m 96
196 RP 12.28 CLIFTONHAMPDEN OF 26
118
110
rom
OF
-RP A 9 D- HYNARD O.K. MINISTRYOF SHIPPING 25/5 I now BERKLEY into LONDON SQUARE W 1 =
callede 57.
annie PLEASE is mine MAY & 27/8/40 AFTERNOON \ SEE THE WEDNESDAY SHIPPING use REPORTS TWO OCLOCK OF DUNKIRK or = call, MASEFIELD with this envelope. form
B or C
BURCOTE
TOMORROW For free ABINGDON of repetition delivery. of Otherful words + should telephone be accompanied TELEGRAMS by this form and if possible, the ship.
at
office
Mr.W.Nunns,
Deputy Your D.H.EDW D. H. DIRECTOR of SEA TRANSPORT.
leaving
has
your
by the
St.
performed
n from
Esq.'
Captai
Max LEA
B. Keble 60
ne Manager.
W.G. Hynard, Esq.,
Director of Sea Transport,
Ministry of Shipping,
Berkeley Square House,
Berkeley Square,
W.1.
overhead Wreckage, could raf ts be and heard but. none sighted, owing come all'cral to the L visibility.
plying numerous craft of all kinds were passed
between Dover and Dunkirk.
Temaste gift of enoriqsgem 9dd riguority betwode I
TERMSUP 20% 8" berewenAlds hands were disappointed at being thwarted.
4.06 p.m. In S need evad Jaum 71 sidT ns to
,OFFISTS asex VIJASJANOS of galved dJlw ,areemigne and
vd JaeW bns Jash edd mort entmon 9'19W alled8
and landed wounded four (all since have died), two being
Berthed between two tiers of ships, .059 four addems abreast,
military gunners on the poop.
4.30 p.m.
repairs.
Shifted ship to ferry dock to effect temporary
1.
P.T.O