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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537	Log in to enlarge	454 .M.M.T.B. No. 107. at Portsmouth. 7th June, 1940. 428 CONFIDENTIAL 426 an 27th May and 5th June, 1940 SPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS OF M.T.B's NOS: 67, 68, 102 and 107 rom THE CAPTAIN, H.M.S. "HORNET", at 0800 on 27th May in company GOSPORT. owe, arriving at Dover 1345, following morning to Felixstowe, ate 8th June, 1940. No. 890/8/2/9. O THE VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER. other M.T.B's for patrol between nd Thornton Ridge Buoy. mained on patrol until 0400 The enclosed reports of proceedings e arriving 0810 29th May. Patrol M.T.B's Nos. 67, 68, 108 and 107 are ubmitted. 2.- M.T.B. 107 under the command of ieutenant J. Cameron, R.N.V.R. was never ntended as an "Operating M.T.B" and great redit is due to this officer for the uccessful work that the boat did, observing hat she has no astern gear and very poor anoeuvrability. This boat was only 1. 67 at 0600 for Dover, eceived from the builders by road on the 3rd May, 1940. ny with M.T.B. 67 for Dunkirk y shore batteries between "KEITH" with Vice Admiral,Dover oximately 1745. M.T.B. 67 proceeded to La Panne for F.H.P. MAURICE Considerably shell fire at La med to H.M.S. "KEITH" on orders CAPTAIN. ratings were said to be safely * DOVER R After rejoining recovered 3 ion. As M.T.B. 107 has only lered inadvisable to run her on 18 up these ratings closed a 1 for purpose of transfering them B. 107, or any provisions of any USED side was ordered to cast off. shell burst at the spot where Your obedient Servant, ied in company with M.T.B. 67 John Camerm B. 67. During this period :0 be under fairly constant ising in company with M.T.B. 67 Lieutenant R.N.V.R. in Command lea. Stood by M.T.B. 67 on her of the crew who had come down in The Vice Admiral, on the return passage to Dover, reen Calais Grovelines. Shooting Copies Doaver. to:- The Commander-in-Chief" Portsmouth. L Dover 2315. The Captain, H.M.S. "HORNET". on board proceeding by way of :0 X where a patrol was maintaine Thereafter returned to Dover event of any importance except which dropped one bomb at X 10mb missed by a large margin and where embarked Captains of blockships .......	Boat Felixstowe Hornet Dover Maurice May Thornton

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454
.M.M.T.B. No. 107.
at Portsmouth.
7th June, 1940.
428
CONFIDENTIAL
426
an 27th May and 5th June, 1940
SPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS OF M.T.B's NOS:
67, 68, 102 and 107
rom THE CAPTAIN, H.M.S. "HORNET",
at 0800 on 27th May in company
GOSPORT.
owe, arriving at Dover 1345,
following morning to Felixstowe,
ate 8th June, 1940. No. 890/8/2/9.
O
THE VICE ADMIRAL, DOVER.
other M.T.B's for patrol between
nd Thornton Ridge Buoy.
mained on patrol until 0400
The enclosed reports of proceedings
e arriving 0810 29th May. Patrol
M.T.B's Nos. 67, 68, 108 and 107 are
ubmitted.
2.- M.T.B. 107 under the command of
ieutenant J. Cameron, R.N.V.R. was never
ntended as an "Operating M.T.B" and great
redit is due to this officer for the
uccessful work that the boat did, observing
hat she has no astern gear and very poor
anoeuvrability. This boat was only
1. 67 at 0600 for Dover,
eceived from the builders by road on the
3rd May, 1940.
ny with M.T.B. 67 for Dunkirk
y shore batteries between
"KEITH" with Vice Admiral,Dover
oximately 1745. M.T.B. 67
proceeded to La Panne for
F.H.P. MAURICE
Considerably shell fire at La
med to H.M.S. "KEITH" on orders
CAPTAIN.
ratings were said to be safely
*
DOVER
R
After rejoining recovered 3
ion. As M.T.B. 107 has only
lered inadvisable to run her on
18 up these ratings closed a
1 for purpose of transfering them
B. 107, or any provisions of any
USED
side was ordered to cast off.
shell burst at the spot where
Your obedient Servant,
ied in company with M.T.B. 67
John Camerm
B. 67. During this period
:0 be under fairly constant
ising in company with M.T.B. 67
Lieutenant R.N.V.R. in Command
lea. Stood by M.T.B. 67 on her
of the crew who had come down in
The Vice Admiral,
on the return passage to Dover,
reen Calais Grovelines. Shooting
Copies Doaver. to:- The Commander-in-Chief" Portsmouth.
L Dover 2315.
The Captain, H.M.S.
"HORNET".
on board proceeding by way of
:0 X where a patrol was maintaine
Thereafter returned to Dover
event of any importance except
which dropped one bomb at X
10mb missed by a large margin and
where embarked Captains of
blockships
.......