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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	Lieutenant Cyril George Hart BROWN, R.N.
A	Surgeon Lieutenant Peter Neal SHUTTE.
	Sub Lieutenant Michael Henry COLLAR
	Commissioned Gunner (T) Herbert Jarrett DENNIS
	Commissioned Engineer Robert Arthur MARSH
-	C.E.R.A. 2 F.E. STANDING P/M. 39535
-	Chief Sto.B. GILLAM,P/K.56298
-	E.R.A.S R. BONE, P/MX.52059
	A/St.Petty Officer S.T. ROSSER P/KX.75570
1	Actg. Ldg. Sto. G.A. LANGLANDS P/KX.77751
-	Sto.1 R. SHIELDS P/K.17772 Chief Petty Officer F.C. HALLETT, P/J.33846
	Petty Officer S.G. RENOUF, P/J.108703
	A.B. J.L. RITCHIE, ESDX.1805 A.B. R.W. BUCKLE, P/JX.158915
	Ord. Sea. J. SEIVWRIGHT, ESDX. 1956.
- -	Ldg. Sig. T.R. DIBBLE, P/J.65216 Ldg. Tel. D. BALLARD, P/J.30932

Drifter Forecast Gallant Windsor Barton Bone Brown BROWN R. Clarke Dennis George Hart Johnson May Ward Williams

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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HONOURS AND AWARDS.
(Enclosure to Western Approaches No. P.340/57 of 6th
November, 1940).
DEMOLITION PARTY AT CALAIS.
Temporary Sub Lieutenant David
Recommended by Officer in
Herbert Fenn WILLIAMS, R.N.V.R.
charge of Party (Commander
Midshipman JENKINS, R.N.V.R.
C.S.B. Swinley) as deserving
2nd Lieutenant BARTON, R.E.
of awards, for outstanding
Petty Officer BODDY, C/JX. 129866
zeal and devotion to duty.
Petty Officer WARD
Ordinary Seaman CORRY C/JX. 126980
A.B. CLARKE
A.B. RIDGE
Mr. BROWN, Skipper of Drifter
"FORECAST".
H.M.S. "WINDSOR."
Arthur Victor JOHNSON D.S.M.
For gallant conduct when
A.B. P/J.24724
H.M.S. "Windsor" was attacked
by dive bombers on 28th May,
1940. At the time A.B.
Johnson was Q.M. at the wheel.
Although wounded in the arm
he continued to obey all
wheel orders and to transmit
all orders to the engine room
until he was properly
relieved.
Lieutenant Cyril George Hart
BROWN, R.N.
A
Surgeon Lieutenant Peter
Neal SHUTTE.
Sub Lieutenant Michael Henry
COLLAR
Commissioned Gunner (T)
Herbert Jarrett DENNIS
For exemplary conduct
Commissioned Engineer
and devotion to duty during
Robert Arthur MARSH
the operations off the Dutch
-
C.E.R.A. 2 F.E. STANDING
coast on 28th May and
P/M. 39535
evacuation of the B.E.F. fro
-
Chief Sto.B. GILLAM,P/K.56298
Dunkirk
-
E.R.A.S R. BONE, P/MX.52059
A/St.Petty Officer S.T. ROSSER
P/KX.75570
1
Actg. Ldg. Sto. G.A. LANGLANDS
P/KX.77751
-
Sto.1 R. SHIELDS P/K.17772
Chief Petty Officer F.C. HALLETT,
P/J.33846
36018
Petty Officer S.G. RENOUF,
P/J.108703
1940
A.B. J.L. RITCHIE, ESDX.1805
A.B. R.W. BUCKLE, P/JX.158915
Ord. Sea. J. SEIVWRIGHT,
ESDX. 1956.
- Ldg. Sig. T.R. DIBBLE, P/J.65216
-
Ldg. Tel. D. BALLARD, P/J.30932
Ltd.
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