A working collection of Operation Dynamo source material whose definitive National Archives catalogue reference is still being identified.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, Unclassified 1. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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238 S. 546. (Revised-January, 1925). D 398. COMMUNICATION SHEET. 25 221 FROM The Medical Officer, H.M.S.Niger. DATE 4th. June. 1940. TO The Senior Medical Officer, Ref. No. Sick Quarters, Dover. FORMER Report of the Death of Lieut. Mead. R.N.V.R. WALTON& FRINTON L.A L.B. This Officer was in Command of a Lifeboat embarking troops of the B.E.F. off Dunkirk on the night of thelst-2nd June. Whilst coming alongside the Niger,a shell from a shore battery exploded near and he was struck by shrapnel, sustaining chest wounds from which he died within 15 minutes. an age 2.9. hunt gomeine clan surgeon Lieutenant. R.N. led ced ope E ant Sta. 186/24. M.861/8363. 914M. 7/37. C.B.&S.Ltd. 076/71. 1 pa, 1045 Starboard propeler fouled by rope net a.longaide destroyer while disembarking troops. Further operations impossible. Note:- During the above operations the "Cordelia being #: was working with "port engine only - which, owing to were overworked, seized up. Estimated that 300 troops carried by "Cordelia" and whaler from the beach. 1100 Taken in tow by the G.R.1740 (drifter) and proceeded towards Dover. 1130) Shelled by shore 2030 Entered Dover Harbour and tied up at Prince of 1145) batteries. Wales Pier (Inner Harbour). 2100 Reported to LYNX office. Friday/