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TNA Unclassified 1

TNA Unclassified 1
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TNA Unclassified 1

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

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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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REPORT OF 'BOUNTY (Contd).
I should like to T.Jones draw special attention to the magnificent work 295
of Petty Officer throughout operations.
2
officers, Sub.Lieuts. Godman accompanied me and reported to S.N.O. Ramsgate, services on the following day if required.
Our names entered on the Volunteer's List.
June 2. Having reported to Ramsgate, we were informed that only fast and shallow draft vessels were required. During course of day, found M.T.B.101. lying idle and requested use of same, but were informed that the vessel was R.A.F. property and we were unable to obtain permission to use her.
Received instructions to stand by and later to return to own Base.
Throughout twenty seven hours spent at Dunkirk and adjacent beaches, were under continuous bombardment from the air. and shelling from the land.
Dyrams.35.
315
REPORT OF "BOUNTY" (Lieut.C.A.Lundy, R.N.V.R.) on Evacuation of
DUNKIRK:
a
294
May 29. 1800 Left Hamble in company with Inner Patrol Yachts for
Dover.
May 30. 0930 Arrived Dover. Ordered into Submarine Basin.
2200 Left Dover for La Panne.
e.
graino
314
ard and informed me he
Deprover 351.
Proceeded alongside a re Stevenson boarded longside H.M.S.Keith and
S close inshore as
TO
COMMANDER-IN-
CHIEF'S
OFFICE
After approximately
STEUTENANT JUN 1940
Admiral back to H.M.S.
CHIEF
to board the paddleaground, was taken
FLAG
)fficer T,Jones since
PORTSMOUTH
bring "Bounty" alongreceived signal from H.M.S.
R.N. from H.M.S.Keith to
Outstanding reputs rs for Dunkirk
, obtain receipt and nkirk and return rom officirs of the
S. On returning from venson.
ison sent signal for other me Patrol Patrmonth
:lose. "Seriola" and son then informed us that ild take place between no took part in and wished us luck.
ops from beach to destroyers.
lebe to H.M.S.Keith.
om beach to destroyers.
Imams on board, fouled port ent signal to destroyer oyer, was informed that as she
The delay is repetted dangerous for her to thereupon undertook to of due the the officers n and self boarded
"Bounty" in tow.
avery been resuired
CE
Cycle.
(Continued).
*
O.E.
Bounty Seriola Day Dover Godman Jones Lundy May

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REPORT OF 'BOUNTY (Contd).
I should like to T.Jones draw special attention to the magnificent work 295
of Petty Officer throughout operations.
2
officers, Sub.Lieuts. Godman
accompanied me and reported to S.N.O. Ramsgate,
services on the following day if required.
Our names entered on the Volunteer's List.
June 2. Having reported to Ramsgate, we were informed
that only fast and shallow draft vessels were required. During
course of day, found M.T.B.101. lying idle and requested use
of same, but were informed that the vessel was R.A.F. property
and we were unable to obtain permission to use her.
Received instructions to stand by and later to return
to own Base.
Throughout twenty seven hours spent at Dunkirk and
adjacent beaches, were under continuous bombardment from the
air. and shelling from the land.
Dyrams.35.
315
REPORT OF "BOUNTY" (Lieut.C.A.Lundy, R.N.V.R.) on Evacuation of
DUNKIRK:
a
294
May 29. 1800 Left Hamble in company with Inner Patrol Yachts for
Dover.
May 30. 0930 Arrived Dover. Ordered into Submarine Basin.
2200 Left Dover for La Panne.
e.
graino
314
ard and informed me he
Deprover 351.
Proceeded alongside a
re Stevenson boarded
longside H.M.S.Keith and
S close inshore as
TO
COMMANDER-IN-
CHIEF'S
OFFICE
After approximately
STEUTENANT JUN 1940
Admiral back to H.M.S.
CHIEF
to board the paddle-
aground, was taken
FLAG
)fficer T,Jones since
PORTSMOUTH
bring "Bounty" along-
received signal from H.M.S.
R.N. from H.M.S.Keith to
Outstanding reputs
rs for Dunkirk
, obtain receipt and
nkirk and return
rom officirs of the
S. On returning from
venson.
ison sent signal for other
me Patrol Patrmonth
:lose. "Seriola" and
son then informed us that
ild take place between
no took part in
and wished us luck.
ops from beach to destroyers.
lebe to H.M.S.Keith.
om beach to destroyers.
Imams
on board, fouled port
ent signal to destroyer
oyer, was informed that as she
The delay is repetted
dangerous for her to
thereupon undertook to
of due the the officers
n and self boarded
"Bounty" in tow.
avery
been
resuired
CE
Cycle.
(Continued).
*
O.E.