vestiges of British truck of the operation dynamo, found on the sector of the Dunkerque

[prospecteur59]

Dear friends hello
Here is some vestiges of British truck of the operation dynamo, found on the sector of the Dunkerque

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Plate(Patch) of French truck
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From left to right plate(patch) of battery(drum kit) battery, plate(patch) of lamp seals(quenches) (guard(guarding,nurse) quotes(esteems)), stick of stove with gasoline(essence), plate(patch) of detachable kerosene lamp of truck
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Vestige of spits of the British bomber, fallen on the beach of Bray dunes (close to the Dunkerque)
Spoon matriculé AM (partially melted)
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Plate(Patch) of British telephone and French military switchboard

Pilot's licence, found among the fragments of the device
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amicalement johann

[Reg]

Fascinating relics there prospecteur, I love the old phonetic abbreviation for B..Bravo (Beer) on the plate.

Reg

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Johann, these are all wonderful finds!

Cheers, Ade.

[VERSUCH]

Hi Johann,exciting finds, I wonder if one of these trucks may have been
a R.A.F service or radio truck,as the terminal block 5c/430,is widely
used in RAF aircraft of the time.
I have an identical phonetic plate and wonder what its function was?
Mike

[dutchww2]

i think your findings are nice. i am surprised that you found the pilot's licence after so many years. wel done!!!

gereetings

[prospecteur59]

Dear friends hello
Here is another pilot's licence, taken(brought) out in search(excavation) by a friend on the same site of spits.

Friendly johann

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