TNA / Unclassified 1

TNA Unclassified 1

Collection details

TNA Unclassified 1

A working collection of Operation Dynamo source material whose definitive National Archives catalogue reference is still being identified.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: Unclassified 1

Source: The National Archives, Kew, Unclassified 1. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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98	Log in to enlarge	SECRET 44 & Dynoms 153. 43 H.M.S. "Brandaris," c/o. G.P.O. London. 6th June, 1940. The Conmander-in-Chief the Nore, Admiralty House, 40 quatoment and Shurna for pul, chats etc. at 1330 on 27/5/40 S received archar to pround Southernd for Routing orders for Damkirk and vailed for Dankirk at 1530. During the early hours of 28/5/40 an unknown ).B. hailed me that Dumkirk was in enemy ands and to return at one ti Downs but was not retisfied with this report and für consultation with the captar in the worknown and in deaded to proud towards Dankink. is S approached Keviente Bony form other indo were observed processing from the direction / Dankirk and they upouted that Dunkirk and fallen no I turned back and returned to : Downs in company with these winds While losing on of there to get within hailing istance a slight collision occurred and Bornif ustained damage to bulunk plate, part side the and bont danits on part made of linge. at 1100 the same day and of Dal aring ben told li proced there by recommen and Orders were received at 1900 to return to Dankerk and i arrund off the beach there at 0100 on 29/5/40. Here in embarked count filly robbins, close to D.B. was also mbanking troups and during proceding a reper	Brandaris London Day

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 98.

SECRET
44
&
Dynoms 153.
43
H.M.S. "Brandaris,"
c/o. G.P.O.
London.
6th June, 1940.
The Conmander-in-Chief the Nore,
Admiralty House,
40
quatoment and Shurna for pul, chats etc.
at 1330 on 27/5/40 S received archar to pround
Southernd for Routing orders for Damkirk
and vailed for Dankirk at 1530.
During the early hours of 28/5/40 an unknown
).B. hailed me that Dumkirk was in enemy
ands and to return at one ti Downs but
was not retisfied with this report and
für consultation with the captar in the worknown
and in deaded to proud towards Dankink.
is S approached Keviente Bony form other
indo were observed processing from the direction
/ Dankirk and they upouted that Dunkirk
and fallen no I turned back and returned to
: Downs in company with these winds While
losing on of there to get within hailing
istance a slight collision occurred and Bornif
ustained damage to bulunk plate, part side
the and bont danits on part made of linge.
at 1100 the same day and of Dal
aring ben told li proced there by recommen
and Orders were received at 1900 to return
to Dankerk and i arrund off the beach there
at 0100 on 29/5/40. Here in embarked count
filly robbins, close to D.B. was also
mbanking troups and during proceding a reper