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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Page	Image	OCR text	OCR tags
171	Log in to enlarge	113 I 111 Card I had been fever at Theerness, but, as the ship was in ballast a a strong lut the derating S.W. wind was blow ing, a sting set" was ex perenced at dusk, I found mupelf of the "Trepegee" bring hear hempent Mm company will SS. Datrien Rise. several hospital ships hausperts hassed no at high speed homeward bound, reynalled Dunkish has fallen return" "Dorrien Rese" Patria closed, a while discussing the situation with the heaster where ship had a duch Cargo of petive for Dunkink, a slight Collision occuring in which he put seaboat was crushed ed This was due to Casswain putting helm over hand to stanboard instead ifto Pat. removed Cardwain from what theneforth lue then decided to close hempat Bank Bur to anchor, pending possible contact with howal verals. cho Two M.T.B.s then appeared ranchd no, upusing is id answer synalo or hails. dearing they night be Gedman, I turned away hut one, closing Dorrin Ruse" told him to anchor to await order. I no ed ten went almpide him, then being joint by H.M. Schuyh. Julland after Conference now mg Ls as the proximity of German forces at I decided to proced homeward at day lynn all 0. three ships procuded at 0245 anchored in fmall I mms ah approx non after uputing to inspection 28th Tug. Proceeded on write "X to Dunkink I in Company with "Till," under orders not to arrive before 2230. Entered Dunkuh was at approxim atily 2315 x then en decument 4 obtain orders, ouro being unti indeterninate	Patria Day Lynn

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 171.

113
I
111
Card I had been fever at Theerness, but, as
the ship was in ballast a a strong lut
the derating S.W. wind was blow ing, a sting
set" was ex perenced
at dusk, I found mupelf of the
"Trepegee" bring hear hempent Mm company will
SS. Datrien Rise. several hospital ships
hausperts hassed no at high speed homeward
bound, reynalled Dunkish has fallen return"
"Dorrien Rese" Patria closed, a while discussing
the situation with the heaster where ship had a
duch Cargo of petive for Dunkink, a slight Collision
occuring in which he put seaboat was crushed
ed
This was due to Casswain putting helm over hand
to stanboard instead ifto Pat. removed Cardwain
from what theneforth
lue then decided to close hempat Bank Bur to
anchor, pending possible contact with howal verals.
cho
Two M.T.B.s then appeared ranchd no, upusing is
id
answer synalo or hails. dearing they night be
Gedman, I turned away hut one, closing Dorrin
Ruse" told him to anchor to await order. I
no
ed
ten went almpide him, then being joint by
H.M. Schuyh. Julland after Conference now mg Ls
as
the proximity of German forces at I
decided to proced homeward at day lynn all
0.
three ships procuded at 0245 anchored in
fmall I mms ah approx non after uputing to
inspection 28th Tug.
Proceeded on write "X to Dunkink
I
in Company with "Till," under orders
not to arrive before 2230. Entered Dunkuh was
at approxim atily 2315 x then en decument 4
obtain orders, ouro being unti indeterninate