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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NCLOSURE No. 2 TO DOVER LETTER No.B23/190/41 of 23rd FEBRUARY 1941. |
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NCLOSURE No. 2 TO DOVER LETTER No.B23/190/41 of 23rd FEBRUARY 1941. Report of 12th from February Commander 1941, A.J.Cubison, with:- D.S.C., R.N., No.1221/28 (i) Letter to Flag from Officer-in-Charge, Captain M/S, Harwich, Harwich. dated 7th June 1940, 1 (ii) Report for by Lieutenant F.J.Jordan, R.N.R., of operations period 27th May - - 1st June 1940. (iii) Letter from Captain M/S, Harwich, to Flag Officer-in-Charge, Harwich, dated 7th June 1940. (Recommendations). (iv) Staff note from Secretary to Flag Officer-in-Charge, bu Harwich, dated 8th June 1940, addressed to Lieutenant- Commander Cubison. at (v) Letter from Senior Officer, Auxiliary Patrol, Harwich, rted dated 9th June 1940, to Flag Officer-in-Charge, Harwich. 1 re .sh is con 't int We hr en ge d en the ort 111 a had never or heard of me before his arrival at Harwich, and seen I most certainly had nothing to do with the 1941 May 30th. I strongly suspect this addition to the adds first embarkation of troops in his ships on the night of * report case of "buttering" which only to the disgust as being which a I have always felt about the whole case. 4 (a) I do for one moment that acts of gallantry but on were not doubt individuals in these ships, consider performed it quite by impossible to obtain reports from such an egoist as this Officer. (e) If there is/