TNA / Unclassified 1

TNA Unclassified 1

Collection details

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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680	Log in to enlarge	$ 10 5 83 contd. morning and steering and was with tola jury the rmudder. Berthed in Ramsgate I again left that craft would be repaired,8.8 na Dunkirk late in the evening with a War Dept Motor Boat BOOK the larger evening and troops were again tran a 2am ships. when this operation was completed at 8. return was made to Ramsgate. On Tuesday the 4th: ordered to return to Sheerness, but a few minutes before the Petty Officer on the Mermaiden" advised me he was I having an officer to navigate the vessel back to weymou myself to 587 W.o.d TO we lei the ne The crew behaved extrements well in duty carrying on all the while and continual air bombardment T machis fire from shore bathery firing across to the finish and being web through 4 noh stopping or having anything to eat all she croldiers had to be dragged a had to wode out in the our up at times to get to our boar. and with their equipment on were helpless in she was G.B Phomas Sea P.O.R.N.	Boat Evening Mermaiden Few

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$ 10
5
83
contd.
morning and steering and was with tola jury the rmudder. Berthed in Ramsgate
I again left that craft would be repaired ,8.8 na
Dunkirk late in the evening with a War Dept Motor Boat BOOK
the larger evening and troops were again tran a
2am ships. when this operation was completed at
8. return was made to Ramsgate. On Tuesday the 4th :
ordered to return to Sheerness, but a few minutes before
the Petty Officer on the Mermaiden" advised me he was I
having an officer to navigate the vessel back to weymou
myself
to
587
W.o.d
TO
we lei
the ne
The crew behaved extrements well in
duty carrying on all the while and
continual air bombardment T machis
fire from shore bathery firing across
to the finish and being web through 4
noh stopping or having anything to eat
all she croldiers had to be dragged a
had to wode out in the our up
at times to get to our boar. and with their
equipment on were helpless in she was
G.B Phomas Sea P.O.R.N.