Jabarkan Aftermath dari Pasukan Ekspedisi British (Perang Dunia Kedua) dalam bahasa melayu

In 1953, L. F. Ellis, the British official historian, wrote that by the end of the informal evacuations on 14 August, another  had been evacuated after the  by Operation Dynamo, a total of   British troops. In 2001, Brodhurst wrote that many civilians escaped from French Atlantic and Mediterranean ports to England via Gibraltar and that  civilians left the Channel Islands, from  Although much equipment was lost,    cycles.  of ammunition,  of stores,  of petrol,  and  were recovered during the BEF evacuations and  were destroyed or left behind. Also destroyed or left behind were   cycles,  of ammunition,  of supplies and equipment and  of petrol.

For every seven soldiers who escaped through Dunkirk, one man was left behind as a prisoner of war. The majority of these prisoners were sent on forced marches into Germany to towns such as Trier, the march taking as long as twenty days. Others were moved on foot to the river Scheldt and were sent by barge to the Ruhr. The prisoners were then sent by rail to POW camps in Germany. The majority (those below the rank of corporal) then worked in German industry and agriculture for five years. An intelligence report by the German IV Army Corps, which had been engaged against the BEFfrom the Dyle line to the coast, was circulated to the divisions training for Operation Sealion said of the men of the BEF