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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702	Log in to enlarge	602 2 557 take this opportunity to mention the splentid eart played by the 'Lady South borough the Ad not have a neval officer onboard, and because dependently the brought It more troops than her speed was forced to operate largely od. any of the other Hoppets and the itialive and skill displayed by her Sk ipper and Chew in ind The in thusidsm keeness of all about her to ambarking lioobs from the beach return to Hunkish was repeatedly in evidence at 0300 on time 5ᵗʰ in accordance with order under received at margate tsailed for Portsmouth, taking Lady South borongh" "Fotemost (Sub Lientenant K.H. my command the Happers "Queen's Channel mathin R.N ) and " No. W.24" the We were delayed until 0700 in the Howns until Chamiel had been twept In a position approximately 10 miles south of 28 the Royde sovereign Light House (in number allion's Reach) personnel of the French havy, bound from Hum havel kith took in tow a Ftench fishing vessel, in by to Hower truly handed her over to the auth orities in hewhaven. 2 line 00° 30 W after 1700, and thota fee Owing to the weather, restriction on passm if a feed water in several ships, tanchosed at henhave at 21 June 58 Neeba involve are cocomanyo FÜR 1 power Noals TO run m boats just have me Brundrow a line to the pulling contany burds out to the ships. One boat, heavily it a: B aviewary the men sank like stones but map for du equipment capsised just as the decessary atcas drive the time who revived after treatment. became foul of some asseciation sudered useless. In spite Where DONE belowood toolble Internatesto by other boats, the strong news 6. brove us aground.	Boat Queen Light Miles

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 702.

602
2
557
take this opportunity to mention the splentid
eart played by the 'Lady South borough the Ad
not have a neval officer onboard, and because
dependently the brought It more troops than
her speed was forced to operate largely
od.
any of the other Hoppets and the itialive and
skill displayed by her Sk ipper and Chew in
ind
The in thusidsm keeness of all about her to
ambarking lioobs from the beach
return to Hunkish was repeatedly in evidence
at 0300 on time 5ᵗʰ in accordance with order
under received at margate tsailed for Portsmouth, taking
Lady South borongh" "Fotemost (Sub Lientenant K.H.
my command the Happers "Queen's Channel
mathin R.N ) and " No. W.24"
the We were delayed until 0700 in the Howns until
Chamiel had been twept
In a position approximately 10 miles south of
28
the Royde sovereign Light House (in number allion's Reach)
personnel of the French havy, bound from Hum havel kith
took in tow a Ftench fishing vessel, in by
to Hower truly handed her over to the
auth orities in hewhaven.
2
line 00° 30 W after 1700, and thota fee
Owing to the weather, restriction on passm if a
feed water in several ships, tanchosed at henhave
at 21 June 58
Neeba involve are cocomanyo FÜR 1 power Noals TO run m boats just
have me Brundrow a line to the pulling
contany burds out to the ships. One boat, heavily it
a: B aviewary the men sank like stones but
map for du equipment capsised just as
the decessary atcas drive the time who revived after treatment.
became foul of some
asseciation sudered useless. In spite
Where DONE belowood toolble Internatesto by other boats, the strong
news 6. brove us aground.