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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186	Log in to enlarge	Page 148. Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. BASE STAFF (continued). RATINGS: Acting Master-at-Arms S. Welfare, C/M.36212. Regulating Petty Officer F. J. Phillips, C/M.39981. Regulating Petty Officer G. Stapley, C/M.39658. throughout the operation. In dealing with the vast These men worked ceaselessly and untiringly increase in numbers passing through the Base, with no barrack facilities behind them, they never failed to get the right men to the right places in the shortest possible time. They kept records of all the men who poured into the Base from depots and elsewhere with accuracy. Their services were quite invaluable and a direct factor towards the success of the operation. Master=at-Arms Welfare is recommended for decoration, and Regulating Petty Officers Phillips and Stapley for mention. Chief Shipwright Joseph William Heathcote, P/M.23064. Chief Engine Room Artificer Reginald Francis Fox (Pensioner) P.N.10826,P/M.5545 Chief Stoker Herbert John Baxter (Pensioner) C/K.2659, P.N. 26959. For outstanding zeal, energy and devotion to duty with base repair staff. These men never once spared themselves by day or night throughout the whole operation, and their cheerful disposition and unbounded energy contributed in no small way to the success of the enterprise. Recommended for decoration. Inspector of Shipwrights F. H. Harvey (ex Chatham Dockyard). Skilled Labourer George Victor Bonnett (Chatham Dockyard 3828) C. J. Hartfree, Storehouseman, Armament Supply Depot. For zeal and devotion to duty in effecting repairs to ships and boats. These men worked ceaselessly throughout the whole operation, and their unbounded energy and determination contributed in no small way to the success of the operation. Recommended for decoration. Acting Engine Room Artificer 4th Class Hugh Duffie, 2957, E.A Chief Electrical Artificer Edgar James Lovell (Pensioner), P.N.11998,P/M.27540. Leading Sick Berth Attendant Norman Clyde Martin,C/MX.49373. DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT: Mr. William Ferguson, Naval Store Officer. Mr. R.W.W.Corbitt, Assistant Naval Store Officer. Mr: Mr. D. A.A.Bakewell, J. Woods, Armament Victualling Supply Store Officer Officer. For outstanding zeal, energy and devotion to duty, both by day and night throughout the operation. Recommended for mention. Sick/	Enterprise Success Baxter Day Fox Francis George Harvey Martin Page Phillips right Woods

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Page 148.
Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
BASE STAFF (continued).
RATINGS:
Acting Master-at-Arms S. Welfare, C/M.36212.
Regulating Petty Officer F. J. Phillips, C/M.39981.
Regulating Petty Officer G. Stapley, C/M.39658.
throughout the operation. In dealing with the vast
These men worked ceaselessly and untiringly
increase in numbers passing through the Base, with
no barrack facilities behind them, they never failed
to get the right men to the right places in the
shortest possible time. They kept records of all
the men who poured into the Base from depots and
elsewhere with accuracy. Their services were quite
invaluable and a direct factor towards the success
of the operation.
Master=at-Arms Welfare is recommended for
decoration, and Regulating Petty Officers
Phillips and Stapley for mention.
Chief Shipwright Joseph William Heathcote, P/M.23064.
Chief Engine Room Artificer Reginald Francis Fox (Pensioner)
P.N.10826,P/M.5545
Chief Stoker Herbert John Baxter (Pensioner) C/K.2659, P.N.
26959.
For outstanding zeal, energy and devotion to
duty with base repair staff. These men never once
spared themselves by day or night throughout the
whole operation, and their cheerful disposition and
unbounded energy contributed in no small way to the
success of the enterprise.
Recommended for decoration.
Inspector of Shipwrights F. H. Harvey (ex Chatham Dockyard).
Skilled Labourer George Victor Bonnett (Chatham Dockyard 3828)
C. J. Hartfree, Storehouseman, Armament Supply Depot.
For zeal and devotion to duty in effecting
repairs to ships and boats. These men worked
ceaselessly throughout the whole operation, and their
unbounded energy and determination contributed in no
small way to the success of the operation.
Recommended for decoration.
Acting Engine Room Artificer 4th Class Hugh Duffie, 2957, E.A
Chief Electrical Artificer Edgar James Lovell (Pensioner),
P.N.11998,P/M.27540.
Leading Sick Berth Attendant Norman Clyde Martin,C/MX.49373.
DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT:
Mr. William Ferguson, Naval Store Officer.
Mr. R.W.W.Corbitt, Assistant Naval Store Officer.
Mr: Mr. D. A.A.Bakewell, J. Woods, Armament Victualling Supply Store Officer Officer.
For outstanding zeal, energy and devotion to
duty, both by day and night throughout the operation.
Recommended for mention.
Sick/