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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685	Log in to enlarge	upe 13th 1940 C.C.S. Base 59% theymouth 558 bhronicle of Events of Imerniades may 29th Proceeded so Dower under Doner. 30th Comfleted with oil and water Com mand of Lieut. frantin R.H.R. arriving and provision, Luest martin while to so to another ship took charge of Income ma proceeded the 31st may in Curver under run Power with two trainlers towing small motor boats, at between 11 and 12 on after great defficultres in keeping Confact with Hawler the tiamber slifed their Tow. in he darkness we mission the Convoy, so decided to wait ontill dazlight, when sighting two it ther were procerding to Dunvinse, not quite Belguim drifters the Joinsa with them asking lear. signted Transport and asked by Signal Coresfonded with the coam we were the coaise for Dunkirk, the Coarse received steering arring at Dunkirk we were attacked G 4 so proceeded the in Company just before but doing us little damage, the arring Drifts hircraft with machine fun fire taking as astern put out of action, Embark at our destination, being proceeded to hoots which from the rowing books to the destrogers, several tombs was puff up a Leavy barrage, Sing us a there hard droffed the one rather Destroyer close, was was ron AFTER sathy Loading, one underweigh boat on contain Leaving 24 the British Destroyer. / French sighted officer and shaking, Except the one that I so proceeded in and was took getty them under off, weigh as the Denti open	Boat Little Martin May

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upe 13th 1940
C.C.S. Base 59%
theymouth 558
bhronicle of Events of Imerniades
may 29th Proceeded so Dower under
Doner. 30th Comfleted with oil and water
Com mand of Lieut. frantin R.H.R. arriving
and provision, Luest martin while to so
to another ship took charge of Income
ma proceeded the 31st may in Curver under
run Power with two trainlers towing small
motor boats, at between 11 and 12 on after
great defficultres in keeping Confact with
Hawler the tiamber slifed their Tow. in
he darkness we mission the Convoy, so decided
to wait ontill dazlight, when sighting two
it ther were procerding to Dunvinse, not quite
Belguim drifters the Joinsa with them asking
lear. signted Transport and asked by Signal
Coresfonded with the coam we were
the coaise for Dunkirk, the Coarse received steering
arring at Dunkirk we were attacked G 4
so proceeded the in Company just before
but doing us little damage, the arring Drifts
hircraft with machine fun fire taking as
astern put out of action, Embark at
our destination, being proceeded to hoots which
from the rowing books to the destrogers, several tombs
was puff up a Leavy barrage, Sing us a
there hard droffed the one rather Destroyer close, was was ron AFTER sathy
Loading, one underweigh boat on contain Leaving 24 the British Destroyer. / French sighted officer and
shaking, Except the one that I
so proceeded in and was took getty them under off, weigh
as
the
Denti
open