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.

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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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262	Log in to enlarge	eutenant Jordan R.N.R.,C.X.O.,Fleetwood. 9th October, 1940. ort Fishery Captain, Fleetwood. is of Dunkirk. As apparently report under has apparentlyfent for the the crews the Trawler of the Owners Fleetwood here, Trawlers that no erlooked, it would the be Ministry of Fisheries for the principal adation, Evacuation esteemed if you would consider my forwardof of distinguished to the flotilla, during which the following themselves. These vere "Gava" Flag Ship Skipper Day. Clifton Co. "Evelyn Rose" 11 A.J.Lewis, Boston Co. # "Edwina" P.Bedford. the two gunners of the "Gava" R.F.Gowing. A.W.Sumner. The other ships of the flotilla were: "Velia" "Jacinta" and "Dhoon." I commend for the good work they did, in taking the tropps from Harbour to the Transports. The "Gava", and "Edwina" bore the ght of an aerial attack on several large transports and through accurate shooting from the "Gava", no less than four planes were counted for in one attack, together with saving a considerable numfrom the already bombed and sinking transports, while being evily bombed and machine gunned themselves. The "Evelyn Rose" 9operated very well and this flotilla carried out every order to highest traditions of the Fishing Community that can be desired. gunners on the "Gava" had the benefit of my training for several nths which helped them considerably in accounting for no less than 1ght planes at Dunkirk, and my orders were carried out to the utmost tisfaction from men who had never been in action before. (Signed) F.Jordan. Lieutenant R.N.R. Senior Examination Officer, Fleetwood. ree of "Gava" crew received the O.B.E. for Lifesaving at Dunkerque.	Dhoon Edwina Evelyn Rose Gava Jacinta Jordan Rose Velia Vere Bedford Crews Day Jordan Lewis Ree Rose Senior

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eutenant Jordan R.N.R.,C.X.O.,Fleetwood.
9th October, 1940.
ort Fishery Captain, Fleetwood.
is of Dunkirk. As apparently report under has
apparentlyfent for the the crews the Trawler of the Owners Fleetwood here, Trawlers that no
erlooked, it would the be Ministry of Fisheries for the principal
adation, Evacuation esteemed if you would consider my forward-
of of distinguished
to the flotilla, during which the following
themselves.
These vere "Gava"
Flag Ship Skipper Day. Clifton Co.
"Evelyn Rose"
11
A.J.Lewis, Boston Co.
#
"Edwina"
P.Bedford.
the two gunners of the "Gava" R.F.Gowing. A.W.Sumner.
The other ships of the flotilla were:
"Velia"
"Jacinta" and "Dhoon."
I commend for the good work they did, in taking the tropps from
Harbour to the Transports. The "Gava", and "Edwina" bore the
ght of an aerial attack on several large transports and through
accurate shooting from the "Gava", no less than four planes were
counted for in one attack, together with saving a considerable num-
from the already bombed and sinking transports, while being
evily bombed and machine gunned themselves. The "Evelyn Rose"
9operated very well and this flotilla carried out every order to
highest traditions of the Fishing Community that can be desired.
gunners on the "Gava" had the benefit of my training for several
nths which helped them considerably in accounting for no less than
1ght planes at Dunkirk, and my orders were carried out to the utmost
tisfaction from men who had never been in action before.
(Signed) F.Jordan.
Lieutenant R.N.R.
Senior Examination Officer,
Fleetwood.
ree of "Gava" crew received the O.B.E. for Lifesaving at Dunkerque.