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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312	Log in to enlarge	LES & OF OFFERS POST ARE UNLESS MADE SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS OF OUR FORM OF CONTRACT INCLUDING WAR, STRIKE, LOCKOUT & ACCIDENT TURN OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. DUES. WHARFAGE & EXPORT TAX, IF ANY, TO BE PAID BY PURCHASER, UNLESS OTHERWISE CLAUSES & STIPULATED. ACCEPTANCE TEPHENSON CLARKE AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES LIMITED.45 LIMITED. TELEPHONE: MANSION HOUSE 3270. TELEGRAMS: STEPHENSON CLARKE. BILGATE. LONDON. DIRECTORS: LORD HYNDLEY, G.B.E., CHAIRMAN. LOCAL DIRECTORS AND BRANCHES: JOHN P. STEPHENSON CLARKE. EWART R. EVANS, CARDIFF VICE-CHAIRMAN. JAMES c. GALBRAITH, GLASGOW. NORMAN BELLERBY. H. R. STEVENS, MIDLAND AREA. EDWIN WILLIAM GANDERTON. J.C. FLISHERI NEWCASTLE UPOM- TYNE. JOHN CRANDON GRIDLEY. WILLIAM WAUGH) WILLIAM R. HANN. BELFAST. BIRMINGHAM. FORTH PORTS. WILLIAM McGILVRAY. 4.ST DUNSTANS ALLEY. HULL. LIVERPOOL. NEWPORT. FREDERICK CHARLES PILLEY. NOTTINGHAM, SHEFFIELD. SOUTHAMPTON. JOSEPH W. RODGERSON. LONDON, E. C.3. WEST HARTLEPOOL ETC. LC/HM 14th August 1940 W.G. Hynard, Esq. 187 Director of Sea Transport, Ministry of Shipping, Berkely Square House, Berkeley Square, W. 1. surbellamy Dear Sir, With reference to your communication of the 7th instant, Ref. T.M.6213/40/S.T.A.6., we have the pleasure to enclose herewith copy of the official Abstract of Log of the S.S. "NEPHRITE", also a report compiled by the Captain describing the experiences of this vessel during the evacuation of Dunkirk. Yours faithfully, For STEPHENSON CLARKE AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES LIMITED. and soon we entered the narrow channel to Dunkirk passing numerous the the descriptions were passed proceeding homewards Full 01 troops, wrecks. but quickly disappeared with our Planes on their tails. and Off Dunkirk a squadron of Enemy Planes attacked I berth alongside the Pier. It wąs now noon and soon food Threading proceeded into the harbour against the ebb tide, and about 200 shipping, our way through the numerous wrecks at the harbour received entrance orders to were embarked and they quickly disposed of the we and had Soldiers for them. The crew were assisting in the embarkation, Several were cooked also busy preparing more food for the hungry troops. them kept including a Padre and a Doctor boarded, and I gave The the Officers, the Cabin Accommodation to make themselves comfortable. meals ready ] use of from nowon was continuously employed in getting meal V Steward Officers who were starving, having had but one told there during 0 for the Army three days. The Doctor who was Jewish, on being dead dogs was in it, I am going to have my share it smells so good". the last pork in the stew, replied "I do not care if there are t] wed 11 g t and wman o: an esco off th aircraf	Cardiff London Nephrite Clarke Evans Frederick Last Steward West

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LES & OF OFFERS POST ARE UNLESS MADE SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS OF OUR FORM OF CONTRACT INCLUDING WAR, STRIKE, LOCKOUT & ACCIDENT
TURN OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. DUES. WHARFAGE & EXPORT TAX, IF ANY, TO BE PAID BY PURCHASER, UNLESS OTHERWISE CLAUSES & STIPULATED. ACCEPTANCE
TEPHENSON CLARKE AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES LIMITED.45 LIMITED.
TELEPHONE: MANSION HOUSE 3270. TELEGRAMS: STEPHENSON CLARKE. BILGATE. LONDON.
DIRECTORS:
LORD HYNDLEY, G.B.E., CHAIRMAN.
LOCAL DIRECTORS AND BRANCHES:
JOHN P. STEPHENSON CLARKE.
EWART R. EVANS,
CARDIFF
VICE-CHAIRMAN.
JAMES c. GALBRAITH, GLASGOW.
NORMAN BELLERBY.
H. R. STEVENS,
MIDLAND AREA.
EDWIN WILLIAM GANDERTON.
J.C. FLISHERI
NEWCASTLE UPOM- TYNE.
JOHN CRANDON GRIDLEY.
WILLIAM WAUGH)
WILLIAM R. HANN.
BELFAST. BIRMINGHAM. FORTH PORTS.
WILLIAM McGILVRAY.
4.ST DUNSTANS ALLEY.
HULL. LIVERPOOL. NEWPORT.
FREDERICK CHARLES PILLEY.
NOTTINGHAM, SHEFFIELD. SOUTHAMPTON.
JOSEPH W. RODGERSON.
LONDON, E. C.3.
WEST HARTLEPOOL ETC.
LC/HM
14th August 1940
W.G. Hynard, Esq.
187
Director of Sea Transport,
Ministry of Shipping,
Berkely Square House,
Berkeley Square, W. 1.
surbellamy
Dear Sir,
With reference to your communication of the 7th
instant, Ref. T.M.6213/40/S.T.A.6., we have the pleasure to
enclose herewith copy of the official Abstract of Log of the
S.S. "NEPHRITE", also a report compiled by the Captain describing
the experiences of this vessel during the evacuation of Dunkirk.
Yours faithfully,
For STEPHENSON CLARKE AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES LIMITED.
and soon we entered the narrow channel to Dunkirk passing numerous the
the descriptions were passed proceeding homewards Full 01 troops,
wrecks. but quickly disappeared with our Planes on their tails.
and Off Dunkirk a squadron of Enemy Planes attacked
I berth alongside the Pier. It wąs now noon and soon food
Threading proceeded into the harbour against the ebb tide, and about 200
shipping, our way through the numerous wrecks at the harbour received entrance orders
to were embarked and they quickly disposed of the we and had
Soldiers for them. The crew were assisting in the embarkation, Several were
cooked also busy preparing more food for the hungry troops. them
kept including a Padre and a Doctor boarded, and I gave The the
Officers, the Cabin Accommodation to make themselves comfortable. meals ready
]
use of from nowon was continuously employed in getting meal
V
Steward Officers who were starving, having had but one told there during
0
for the Army three days. The Doctor who was Jewish, on being dead dogs
was in it, I am going to have my share it smells so good".
the last pork in the stew, replied "I do not care if there are
t]
wed
11
g t
and
wman o:
an esco
off th
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