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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696	Log in to enlarge	598 with had been unerring working. accuracy During Our 'quai' at which aircraft appeared dropping an parachute whole operation, Hares. however, an smoker only small be clear boats remaining an and proceeded down the up all ac two. thirty the tugs rounded a outside Ou entrance bearning down on us. rau into the before week leaving trawler of viiinity by daybrak. fure about and later but she appeared to be undaw orgid put proceeded on her way. as we were being left behind and in extent of One damage forward was uncertain. one of 33 tugs waited for us to catch up and took us in Tru was by this time daybreak and wort chips were clear Due channel; we remained in Tow until we arrived Ramogate. very surprisingly we were unm olested by air on are way back. It should be mentioned less the we vigore with which Due volunteer crew played their seen pay without new are 'Mermaiden' would not have again- E'S CiBeale. S/L. 9,vi.40. boaining had be aircraft ancrien small	Mermaiden

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598
with had been unerring working. accuracy During Our 'quai' at which
aircraft appeared dropping an parachute whole operation, Hares. however, an smoker only
small be clear boats remaining an and proceeded down the up all
ac two. thirty the tugs rounded
a outside Ou entrance bearning down on us. rau into the before week leaving
trawler of viiinity by daybrak. fure about
and later but she appeared to be undaw orgid put
proceeded on her way.
as we were being left behind and in
extent of One damage forward was uncertain. one of
33
tugs waited for us to catch up and took us in Tru
was by this time daybreak and wort chips were clear
Due channel; we remained in Tow until we arrived
Ramogate. very surprisingly we were unm olested by air
on are way back.
It should be mentioned less the we
vigore with which Due volunteer crew played their seen pay
without new are 'Mermaiden' would not have
again-
E'S
CiBeale.
S/L.
9,vi.40.
boaining
had be
aircraft
ancrien
small