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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226	Log in to enlarge	Mention in Despatches (Posthumous) VAble Sub-Lieutenant John Neville E. Reynolds, Lyon Humphries, 147968, R.N. H.M.S. Stoker Seaman T. Moscrop, P/KX.83677, H.M.S. WORCESTER H.M.S. WORCESTER Lieutenant Lieutenant Captain, The Reginald Anthony Honourable Hugh Hounsham Mead, R.N.V.R., WALTON & FRINTON British Empire Medal Chief Chief Petty Yeoman of Signals George OfficerTelegraphist Acting Master-at-Arms S. Welfare, C/M36212 Chief Chief Shipwright Joseph William Heathcote, P/M.23064 Engine Room Artificer Reginald Francis Fox, Chief Stoker Herbert John Baxter (Pensioner) C/K.2659, (Pensioner) P.N..10826, P/M.5545 Skilled Labourer George Victor Bonnett, (Chatham Dockyard P.N.26959 C.J. Sick Hartfree, Storehouseman, Armament Supply Depot 3828) Berth Berth Petty Officer Cecil Ernest Jelley, C/M 39618 Admiral to the Dover submits that consideration should be In Paragraph 7 of his covering report, Vice the issue of a special plaque to each ship given in took awarded, to be worn by Officer Man any who decorations operation, or of a special medal in addition engaged to Dunkirk. part in the operationsafloat or any the or gives Of the two, he would prefer on the medal, Beaches and at he his reasons. dealing others, with A submission these suggested is being marks made on distinction, another paper and for the ships and men of Dunkirk. of R. Gleadowe For HEAD OF COMMISSION AND WARRANT BRANCH (R. GLEADOWE) 18th July 1940 It has for a (H.Wittee A over the and special recognition above allowance the scale of a to a the copy is attached tmental additional on Interdepar At this a this these agreed matters. to the	Anthony Baxter Dover Fox Francis George Head Mead Moscrop Reynolds Yeoman

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Mention in Despatches (Posthumous)
VAble Sub-Lieutenant John Neville E. Reynolds, Lyon Humphries, 147968, R.N. H.M.S.
Stoker Seaman T. Moscrop, P/KX.83677, H.M.S. WORCESTER H.M.S. WORCESTER
Lieutenant Lieutenant Captain, The Reginald Anthony Honourable Hugh Hounsham Mead, R.N.V.R.,
WALTON & FRINTON
British Empire Medal
Chief Chief Petty Yeoman of Signals George
OfficerTelegraphist
Acting Master-at-Arms S. Welfare, C/M36212
Chief Chief Shipwright Joseph William Heathcote, P/M.23064
Engine Room Artificer Reginald Francis Fox,
Chief Stoker Herbert John Baxter (Pensioner) C/K.2659,
(Pensioner) P.N. .10826, P/M.5545
Skilled Labourer George Victor Bonnett, (Chatham Dockyard
P.N.26959
C.J. Sick Hartfree, Storehouseman, Armament Supply Depot 3828)
Berth Berth Petty Officer Cecil Ernest Jelley, C/M
39618
Admiral to the Dover submits that consideration should be
In Paragraph 7 of his covering report, Vice
the issue of a special plaque to each ship given in
took awarded, to be worn by Officer Man any who
decorations operation, or of a special medal in addition engaged to
Dunkirk. part in the operationsafloat or any the or
gives Of the two, he would prefer on the medal, Beaches and at he
his reasons.
dealing others, with A submission these suggested is being marks made on distinction, another paper and
for the ships and men of Dunkirk. of
R. Gleadowe
For HEAD OF COMMISSION AND WARRANT BRANCH
(R. GLEADOWE)
18th July 1940
It has for a
(H.Wittee A over the and special recognition above allowance the scale of
a to a the copy is attached tmental
additional on Interdepar At
this a this these agreed matters. to the