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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701	Log in to enlarge	601 2 566 led for Hun kish at 0 300 on heay 31ˢᵗ 8 anse of speeds. th borough", their T slower to process independently "Lady to me pany with Q "No. meen's 101" Channel & ordered Hoppers jallions Reach and Queenischamel assued at the each to the East of Hem kisk Newbour at about osio may 31ˢᵗ. Lnd Their to the effing like we could only take gallions Reach eventually managed to get about few tooops mising the forenoon and early efternom. official attached to the army. one Belgian soldies and me French potal 123 French and British troops, including at The Hoppers sailed independently from Huntrite discretion various times rusing the evening at the Hun of the Skippers tsailed from time kirk 3,st in " fallion's Reach at 2230 m of twas set considerably H my coutse in takin Ouring to enemy air attack during the night avoiding action and tid not asswe at Ramsjalie until about 700 on time in whence troops. twas ordered to margate to disembath 1 & I: 1 clear general of the suit, throw a propert line to the pulling boats and then tow them out to the ships. One boat, heavily laden with men in full equipment capsised just as it we managed to recover one who revived after was reaching us. most of the men sank like stones treatment. but While doing this our screws became foul of some obstacle and rendered useless. In spite sunken of the anchor and vain efferts by other boats, the strong suit and ebbing tide soon drove us aground.	Boat Evening Gallions Reach Few May

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 701.

601
2
566
led for Hun kish at 0 300 on heay 31ˢᵗ
8
anse of speeds.
th borough", their T slower to process independently "Lady to me
pany with Q "No. meen's 101" Channel & ordered Hoppers
jallions Reach and Queenischamel assued at the
each to the East of Hem kisk Newbour at about osio
may 31ˢᵗ.
Lnd
Their to the effing like we could only take
gallions Reach eventually managed to get about
few tooops mising the forenoon and early efternom.
official attached to the army.
one Belgian soldies and me French potal
123 French and British troops, including
at The Hoppers sailed independently from Huntrite
discretion various times rusing the evening at the
Hun of the Skippers tsailed from
time kirk 3,st in " fallion's Reach at 2230 m
of
twas set considerably H my coutse in takin
Ouring to enemy air attack during the night
avoiding action and tid not asswe at
Ramsjalie until about 700 on time in
whence troops. twas ordered to margate to disembath
1 & I : 1
clear general of the suit, throw a propert line to the pulling boats
and then tow them out to the ships. One boat, heavily
laden with men in full equipment capsised just as it
we managed to recover one who revived after
was reaching us. most of the men sank like stones treatment. but
While doing this our screws became foul of some
obstacle and rendered useless. In spite
sunken of the anchor and vain efferts by other boats, the strong
suit and ebbing tide soon drove us aground.