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The Royal Navy At Dunkirk Commanding Officers Reports Of British Warships In Action During Operation Dynamo 1st Edition Martin Mace

Name: The Royal Navy At Dunkirk Commanding Officers Reports Of British Warships In Action During Operation Dynamo 1st Edition Martin Mace
SKU: BELL-46076114
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The Royal Navy At Dunkirk Commanding Officers Reports Of British Warships In Action During Operation Dynamo 1st Edition Martin Mace instant download after payment.

Publisher: Frontline Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.95 MB

Pages: 448

Author: Martin Mace

ISBN: 9781473886728, 1473886724

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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The Royal Navy At Dunkirk Commanding Officers Reports Of British Warships In Action During Operation Dynamo 1st Edition Martin Mace by Martin Mace 9781473886728, 1473886724 instant download after payment.

The fact that the British Expeditionary Force was evacuated from Dunkirk in May-June 1940 has achieved the status of a legend. Whilst the part played by the ‘Little Ships’ in that ‘miracle’ is equally well known, the role of the Royal Navy’s warships – the destroyers, minesweepers and personnel ships – is often overlooked. Indeed, more than 300,000 troops out of a total of 338,226, were evacuated from the harbor at Dunkirk in these vessels.
In the weeks after Operation Dynamo, the Admiralty issued an order requiring the Commanding Officers of those British warships involved to submit a report detailing their actions.
Described in their own words, with the events still fresh in their minds, the result is a vivid record of the chaos, improvisation, skill and bravery that all combined to rescue the basis of an army that helped carry Britain through the dark months and years that followed. It is a record that forms the basis of this book.