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EASTERN DISTRICT FISHING FLEET(1) Ace* (L.N.27) Amity* (L.N.47) Malvina* (L.N.15) Aunty Guss (L.N.29) Narcissa* (L.T.58) (2) Bessie* (L.N.16) O.J. and J* (L.N.88) Edna (Y.H. 119) Rose (L.N.19) Jane Hannah* (L.N.98) Rose (L.N.76) * Liberty II (Y.H. 104) Seagull (L.N.203) Little Admiral (L.N.85) Tony (L.N.40) Winston* (L.Y.142) None of the above vessels took part in the evacuation of the Allied armies from Dunkirk. Eight of them carried out harbour duties on 4th follows:- June. The movements of the Fleet L/as lare 1st June 1420 Left Lowestoft. Mr. T. Neilson (Tony) was Chief Skipper. 2150 Moored in Harwich harbour. 2nd June - Several vessels had developed engine defects and some were considered unlikely to be suitable. The nine vessels above, marked *, proceeded as follows: 1255 Left Harwich harbour. 2010 Entered Ramsgate. 3rd June - On request, four of the vessels and crews volunteered for service in Cdr. Le Mesurier's operation (see tug Sun IV) - but finally they were not required. 4th June 0930 Eight of the vessels, and the fishing vessel, Boy Fred, took part in landing French soldiers from troopships at anchor outside Ramsgate, in the fog; they were apparently the Ace, Bessie, (3) Jane Hannah, Malvina, Narcissa, Q.J. and J, Rose (L.N. 76) and Winston. Except for this auxiliary service, it cannot be said that any of the vessels of the Eastern District Fishing Fleet took part in Operation Dynamo. Authority - TO.9144. (1) Including Wells, Blakeney, Brancaster, Sheringham and (2) (3) See The Lowestoft. also separate vessel report Boy Fred under was Narcissa. at this stage attached to fishing the Eastern District Fishing Fleet. 267
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LITTLE ADMIRAL (L.N.85) M.F.V. (Owner, C.A. Pegg) Took no part in Operation Dyanmo. [See under Eastern District Fishing Fleet]. for 2nd Juney Ve. biolse, 132 the H/T units Tinki. Authority - TO.9436. TO.9144. Authority - TO. TO 98361 The following AND 100 THE MPA Red. A.D. Divings 175
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