14 July 1940 Part 2

14 July 1940 Granville and St Malo transport reconnaissance

Half overcast, windy, occasional rain. Granville harbour reconnoitred for suitability as a departure point for sea transports to the English islands. At Granville, discussion with Air Fleet 3’s chief administrative officer about food transports, potatoes, from Jersey. Examination of loading facilities in St Malo. [Continued.]

Battery transported to Guernsey

[Continuation: loading facilities in St Malo.] Transport of the 3.7 cm anti-aircraft battery to Guernsey completed. Signed Stichling.

T-1022 Roll 2448, T1022_R2448_English_Translation.docx. Archive and frame references follow.
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