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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123	Log in to enlarge	65 64 was kept asround for and all the Solehiers carried wet to the neek. 28 By about 1900 I had about 500 troops about and proceeded is transfer then clastrager, and then went inshor again About 100 were embarked by ships hoat. before clark, when I grounded on the cbb tide and was unable IS set off. By 0130 /Tay 29 their was only about two ful of water sound the ship, and 400 trops washed off and were a barbed with Steat case. Shortly after ohoo the ship was reflocted and I transferred the hoops is a destrayer. on proceeding instine a ain embarkatim was very slow, and after receiving some very seriously wonded [ proceded again to clestrayer with only about 100 toops anboarel. 29' I then procuded x ha Panne beach and was ordered by Keilt to transfer troops from c snowled ^ paddle steamed agreemed is the destrayous. This provid unpossible, and I anchored and used the ships boats. Daring the ofternoon embarkation proceeded much nove quickly	Clark

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65
64
was kept asround for and all the
Solehiers carried wet to the neek.
28
By about 1900 I had about
500 troops about and proceeded is
transfer then
clastrager, and then
went inshor again About 100 were
embarked by ships hoat. before clark, when
I grounded on the cbb tide and was
unable IS set off. By 0130 /Tay 29
their was only about two ful of water
sound the ship, and 400 trops washed
off and were a barbed with Steat case.
Shortly after ohoo the ship was
reflocted and I transferred the hoops
is a destrayer. on proceeding instine
a ain embarkatim was very slow, and
after receiving some very seriously wonded
[ proceded again to clestrayer with
only about 100 toops anboarel.
29'
I then procuded x ha Panne
beach and was ordered by Keilt to
transfer troops from c snowled ^ paddle steamed
agreemed is the destrayous. This provid
unpossible, and I anchored and used
the ships boats.
Daring the ofternoon
embarkation proceeded much nove quickly