TNA / ADM 116 4649

TNA ADM 116 4649

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TNA ADM 116 4649

Operation Dynamo reports and recommendations for awards, volume 2 (1940–1942), documenting service during the Dunkirk evacuation and the cases submitted for official recognition.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 116 4649

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 116/4649. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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178	Log in to enlarge	Page 140 Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. Ramsgate and Margate Base Organisation (Continued). hours and this throughout. Chief Petty Officer remained on duty branch The success of the communications long throughout the operation is, in measure, and efficiency. due to this Chief Petty Officer's no small keenness Recommended for decoration. Stoker Petty Officer Frederick George Charman, KX. 75070. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty while receiving and despatching craft as they came on East Pier, Ramsgate, throughout the operation, alongside with troops. He remained on duty consistently sleep. long hours with only odd hours for meals and Recommended for decoration. Petty Officer Alexander Hood Bruce Ireland, J.6530. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty fulfilling the function of Gunner's Mate in MERRIE ENGLAND throughout the operation. He kept up a running supply of all necessary ammunition and arms throughout, remaining on duty very long hours. Recommended for decoration. Chief Petty Officer Cook James McGilray, P/M. 364250. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as Chief Cook in MERRIE ENGLAND mess. He cheerfully and successfully coped with a large number of meals and produced them at any hour day or night - for numbers very much in excess of those to which he is accustomed. Recommended for mention. Leading Signalman James William Bown, C/J.102529. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as signalman in charge at Margate Pier. He remained on duty throughout very long hours maintaining communication with all craft arriving at Margate to unload. Recommended for mention. Signalman Wilfred Tracy Burton, P/J. 35971. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as Signalman assisting the above at Margate Pier. He remained on duty throughout very long hours maintaining communications with all craft arriving at Margate to unload, in very difficult circumstances. Recommended for mention. Chief/	Burton England Success Alexander Bown Burton Cook Day Frederick George Long Page

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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
Ramsgate and Margate Base Organisation (Continued).
hours and this throughout. Chief Petty Officer remained on duty
branch The success of the communications long
throughout the operation is, in
measure, and efficiency. due to this Chief Petty Officer's no small keenness
Recommended for decoration.
Stoker Petty Officer Frederick George Charman, KX. 75070.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty while
receiving and despatching craft as they came
on East Pier, Ramsgate, throughout the operation,
alongside with troops. He remained on duty consist-
ently sleep. long hours with only odd hours for meals and
Recommended for decoration.
Petty Officer Alexander Hood Bruce Ireland, J.6530.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty
fulfilling the function of Gunner's Mate in MERRIE
ENGLAND throughout the operation. He kept up a
running supply of all necessary ammunition and
arms throughout, remaining on duty very long hours.
Recommended for decoration.
Chief Petty Officer Cook James McGilray, P/M. 364250.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as
Chief Cook in MERRIE ENGLAND mess. He cheerfully
and successfully coped with a large number of meals
and produced them at any hour day or night - for
numbers very much in excess of those to which he
is accustomed.
Recommended for mention.
Leading Signalman James William Bown, C/J.102529.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as
signalman in charge at Margate Pier. He remained
on duty throughout very long hours maintaining
communication with all craft arriving at Margate
to unload.
Recommended for mention.
Signalman Wilfred Tracy Burton, P/J. 35971.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as
Signalman assisting the above at Margate Pier. He
remained on duty throughout very long hours main-
taining communications with all craft arriving at
Margate to unload, in very difficult circumstances.
Recommended for mention.
Chief/