The London Gazette Supplement 38017: Vice-Admiral Bertram Ramsay’s despatch on the evacuation of the Allied armies from Dunkirk and neighbouring beaches. OCR is stored for searching; the public table shows short research extracts and small page previews.
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17 JULY, 1947 M.T.Bs. 16, 67, 68, ioo, 102 and 107. M.A.S.Bs. 6, 7 and 10. Personnel Ships FERRELLA (sunk 29th May) NORMANIA (sunk 29th May) LORINA ( „ „ „ ) QUEEN OF THE ( „ 28th „ ) CHANNEL MONA'S QUEEN ... ( „ „ „ ) SCOTIA ... ( „ ist June) BEN MY CHREE ... (damaged 2nd June) PRAGUE (damaged ist June) BIARRITZ ( „ 27th May) PRINCESS MAUD... ( „ aoth May) CANTERBURY ... ( „ 29th „ ) ROYAL DAFFODIL ( „ 2nd June) MAID OF ORLEANS ( „ ist June) ST. SEIROL ... ( „ 2gth May) ARCHANGEL LADY OF MAN NEWHAVEN AUTOCARRIER LOCH GARRY ROUEN COTE D'ARGENT MALINES ROYAL SOVEREIGN KILLARNEY MANX MAID ST. HELIER KING GEORGE V M… |
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17 JULY, 1947 (d) Of the troops landed in U.K. during " Dynamo," the following French troops were carried in the above French vessels. French troops disembarked in U.K. Date of disembarkation in U.K. Carried by French Total by French and Vessels British Vessels. 27th May ... ... ... ... Nil Nil 28th Nit Nil 2gth 655 655 3oth 5,444 8,616 Hist 4,032 14,874 ist June 2,765 35,oi3 2nd 905 16,049 srd 4,235 19,803 4th 2,349 26,989 5th 140 1,096 TOTALS 20,525 123,095 Besides the above 20,525 troops landed in U.K., an unknown number was transported direct to French ports in French vessels. LONDON PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY… |