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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688	Log in to enlarge	she Submitted Report of Dunkisk Operations. 561 The Niget of fune 5.4. after being releved from HM School Tilly' managed to faid a large casin crices as in which to you au last crosing. She had at the Dynam Office of 370 the Commander-in-Chief. B14/8/95 1435 pipe, due due 6 a TELEGRAMS:- Admiral, Chatham. The Nore, sey were boa meuded TELEPHONE Admiralty House, On am No. 3221. Chatham. Chatensions 210 and 519). I inder. unfortunately a 560 x of machine. quing 22nd June, 1940. 1 rather chary of going No:4770C/40. FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER. Issued 6 stay & hoard as claw U.S aft REPORT OF DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. ted of as stole am This belated report. is forwarded, since Sub. Lieut. Beale's an eldesly wicename is worth noting as a capable and energetic young officer. anthy appointed 5 HMS The Quai Felix Faure was by no means easy to find, even in dayuf during a greater light, and he did very well to get also am board in there in the dark inflam. 2 'w' 3 bury a admiral for ADMIRAL. doat and as an boats VICE ADMIRAI 24JUN 1940 by time well cast of DOV R will steam. Between w sating mines were enin sweepers for a emsidence 9 www 9 experse am with Lewis quifie- "PORT OF Flest reached Dunkisk without mishap. 22nd forward name i M Ad energe us	Tilly Beale Day Dover Last Lewis Light Young

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she
Submitted Report of Dunkisk Operations.
561
The Niget of fune 5.4.
after being releved from HM School Tilly'
managed to faid a large casin crices as
in which to you au last crosing. She had at the
Dynam Office of 370 the Commander-in-Chief. B14/8/95 1435 pipe, due due 6 a
TELEGRAMS :-
Admiral, Chatham.
The Nore,
sey were boa meuded
TELEPHONE
Admiralty House,
On am No. 3221.
Chatham.
Chatensions 210 and 519).
I
inder. unfortunately a
560 x of machine. quing
22nd June, 1940.
1 rather chary of going
No:4770C/40.
FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
Issued 6 stay & hoard
as claw U.S aft
REPORT OF DUNKIRK OPERATIONS.
ted of as stole am
This belated report. is
forwarded, since Sub. Lieut. Beale's
an eldesly wice-
name is worth noting as a capable and
energetic young officer.
anthy appointed 5 HMS
The Quai Felix Faure was
by no means easy to find, even in day-
uf during a greater
light, and he did very well to get
also am board in
there in the dark
inflam.
2
'w' 3 bury a admiral
for
ADMIRAL.
doat and as an boats
VICE ADMIRAI
24JUN 1940
by time well cast of
DOV R
will steam . Between w
sating mines were en-
in sweepers for a emsidence
9 www 9 experse am with Lewis quifie-
"PORT OF Flest reached Dunkisk without mishap.
22nd
forward
name i
M
Ad
energe
us