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.

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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498

OCR table 1 from document page 498
TUG		TUG G.11
341 J. Treleaven.	2nd Master Class	12361 G. Laming	2nd Class
J. Lingwood	Mate	12350 P. Hatton	Master.
430 J.G. Snith	2nd Class	12338 F.E.	Mate
56	Eng.	Smith	Act. 1st Class
T. Joye	A.B.	12351 W. Garland	Eng.
314 2414 J. Charley	Stoker	12333 J. Eldridge	Ldg. Stoker Stoker
2358 A. Jackson	A.B.	12407 R. Turner	A.B.
2375 F. Nother	Ldg. Sto.	12366 W. Russell	A.B.
2424 H. Waskins	Temp. Act.	12403 E. Gulliver	Stoker
	2nd CI. Eng.	12396 P. Bridges	A.B.
2442 H. Thrnhill	Temp. A.B.	12393 W. Light	Act. 2nd Class GOE
2373 G. Noris	A.B.		Eng. h
2387 S. Thrner	Stoker	12421 J. Stephens	Temp. A.B.
2418 A. Gren	Stoker	12345 c. Dunn	Temp. A.B.
2384 J. Farant	A.B.	12334 J. Wilson	Stoker
28 G. Saways	Stoker	12370 F. Neile	Stoker

OCR table 2 from document page 498
12365	E. Knights	A.B. Cox.
12352	J. Mansbridge	A.B.
12405	R. Baker	Ldg. Stoker
12455	W. Tilbury	Stoker.

C.9 Queen Baker Cox Knights Laming Light May Russell Smith Stephens Tilbury Treleaven Turner Wilson

Raw OCR

Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 498.

FLEET FUELLING SERVICE.
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Special The Service following P.M. named Wednesday, Fleet Fuelling 29th May, Craft 1940. left Harbour on
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10
The vessels were manned as follows:-
TUG C.9.
TUG G.11
341 J. Treleaven. 2nd Master Class
12361 G. Laming
2nd Class
430 J. Lingwood
Mate
12350 P. Hatton
Master.
56 J.G. Snith
2nd Class
12338 F.E. Smith
Mate
Eng.
Act. 1st Class
314 T. Joye
A.B.
12351 W. Garland
Eng.
2414 J. Charley
Stoker
12333 J. Eldridge
Ldg. Stoker
2358 A. Jackson
A.B.
12407 R. Turner
Stoker
2375 F. Nother
Ldg. Sto.
A.B.
12366 W. Russell
A.B.
2424 H. Waskins
Temp. Act.
12403 E. Gulliver
Stoker
2nd CI. Eng.
12396 P. Bridges
A.B.
2442 H. Thrnhill
Temp. A.B.
12393 W. Light
Act. 2nd Class GOE
2373 G. Noris
A.B.
Stoker
Eng.
2387 S. Thrner
12421 J. Stephens
h $
Temp. A.B.
2418 A. Gren
Stoker
12345 c. Dunn
Temp. A.B.
2384 J. Farant
A.B.
12334 J. Wilson
Stoker
28 G. Saways
Stoker
12370 F. Neile
Stoker
HARBOUR LAUNCH C.3.
12365
E. Knights
A.B. Cox.
12352
J. Mansbridge
A.B.
12405
R. Baker
Ldg. Stoker
12455
W. Tilbury
Stoker.
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