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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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tu to Date From cate "KEITH",
Lovelock lose in
launches
express with
forwarded the e boat
t. J.G.
R.N.V.R. my
Skipper CAPTAIN t and
COMMODORE 6th.June C ship by
complete 1g tide.
carried M/S etachment
III 1940 3. 2200
and mess -
In 0 advised
out CHARGE dangerous.
shifn satisfaction SHEERNESS hkirk. The
his forwarding
ard
SHEERNESS ed by
arduous at : side but
gun, the
company the the et
tacked from
torpedo
duties. manner 08 of
attached lling
are and breaking
in which
which I would amount til aircraft
heir arst.
Recommendation total of the
Lieutenant like

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Dynam. INS.
375
H.M.Y. "ARONIA"
352
6th June, 1940.
sir,
I have the honour to submit the following. At 1910
30th May received orders to proceed to Ramsgate for routeing to
Dunkirk. Got under weigh and cleared harbour at 1919. 2210
anchored off the Foreland due to darkness and poor visibility.
0400 31st May commenced to weigh, windlass broken down.
0500 windlass repaired, weighed and proceeded to Ramsgate. 0800
received route orders from N.C.S.O. and proceeded to Dunkirk.
1205 Off Dunkirk harbour, fine and clear weather strong
N.E. wind and heavy swell. 1220, ordered alongside H.M.S. "KEITH"
instructed by her to intercept arrivals of small launches at S.W.
Ruytingen Buoy and direct them to the various beaches. This
work was carried out under frequent air raids until 1755 when
no more launches arrived.
I asked inward-bound ship if they had sighted any more
launches; reply was negative, so at 1800 I decided to return to
enced,
74
raiders
351
Date
From
cate "KEITH",
forwarded
lose in
launches
SHEERNESS
with
-7 JUN -IN-CHARGE 1940
e boat
t. J.G.
*
tu the Skipper and shifn company are heir
Lovelock express R.N.V.R. my carried out his arduous duties. Recommendation
to complete satisfaction at the manner in which Lieutenant
C ship by
COMMODORE III CHARGE SHEERNESS
6th.June 1940
t and
CAPTAIN M/S SHEERNESS
1g tide.
etachment
3. 2200
mess -
0 advised
dangerous.
hkirk. The
SBHartful CAPTAIN M/S
In forwarding the attached I would like
ard
ed by
: side but
gun, the
et
tacked from
torpedo
08 of
lling
and breaking
SHEERNESS.
which
total amount
til aircraft
arst.
of the