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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182	Log in to enlarge	Page 144. Operation "DYNAMO" form Recommendations of Personnel. Vice Admiral's Staff, (continued). signal of traffic. A direct factor towards the success the operation. Recommended for decoration. Chief Yeoman of Signals Francis George Ward, C/J.31094. Ably assisted Chief Yeoman of Signals Files throughout the operation. Recommended for mention. Chief Yeoman of Signals John William Baker. P. 29166. As senior Chief Yeoman of Signals in the Port War Signal Station, he set an excellent example to the Junior ratings under him and carri-ed out his duties in on efficient manner and when off duty was always ready to assist in rush periods. Recommended for mention. Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Alexander Arthur Lee, C/J.96386. As Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist in Charge of all W/T equipment at Dover W/T Station, he maintained the equipment in an efficient state. He erected new sets as necessary and worked throughout with outstanding zeal and initiative, this having a direct bearing on the success of the enterprise. Recommended for decoration. RECOMMENDED FOR MENTION IN DISPATCHES. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty throughout the operation:- Engineer Captain Percy Douglas Fulford, R.N. (Retd) Commander Archibald Day, R.N. Lieutenant Commander Edward Hale, R.N. Temporary Lieutenant Julian Rogers Coltman, R.N.V.I Jill Dixon, Women's Royal Naval Service, 2723.	Enterprise Success Alexander Baker Day Dixon Douglas Dover Francis George Lee Page Rogers Senior Ward Yeoman

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Page 144.
Operation "DYNAMO" form Recommendations of Personnel.
Vice Admiral's Staff,
(continued).
signal of traffic. A direct factor towards the success
the operation.
Recommended for decoration.
Chief Yeoman of Signals Francis George Ward, C/J.31094.
Ably assisted Chief Yeoman of Signals Files
throughout the operation.
Recommended for mention.
Chief Yeoman of Signals John William Baker. P. 29166.
As senior Chief Yeoman of Signals in the Port War
Signal Station, he set an excellent example to the
Junior ratings under him and carri-ed out his duties
in on efficient manner and when off duty was always
ready to assist in rush periods.
Recommended for mention.
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Alexander Arthur Lee, C/J.96386.
As Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist in Charge of
all W/T equipment at Dover W/T Station, he maintained
the equipment in an efficient state. He erected new
sets as necessary and worked throughout with outstanding
zeal and initiative, this having a direct bearing on the
success of the enterprise.
Recommended for decoration.
RECOMMENDED FOR MENTION IN DISPATCHES.
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty
throughout the operation:-
Engineer Captain Percy Douglas Fulford, R.N. (Retd)
Commander Archibald Day, R.N.
Lieutenant Commander Edward Hale, R.N.
Temporary Lieutenant Julian Rogers Coltman, R.N.V.I
Jill Dixon, Women's Royal Naval Service, 2723.