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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Page	Image	OCR text	OCR tags
342	Log in to enlarge	Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendatione of Personnel - List "A". RATINGS Victor Goes, Seaman, Belgian S.S. "JULIA". Prosper Luca, Seaman, Belgian Trawler 0.87. These men volunteered immediately to take the Belgian trawler "GEORGES EDOUARD" 0.86 to Dunkirk. They made two trips to Dunkirk and embarked 1007 troops, and had to wait in Dunkirk Harbour from 0800 to 2100 on the first trip. They did everything possible to help in getting their ship away and had previously volunteered their services if required. Recommended for decoration. Hector Annys, Seaman, Belgian Trawler "GUIDO GAZELLE" 0.225. did the Together round to Dover, twice to Dunkirk, and returned only with his Captain, Rene Lusyne, this seaman finally to Dartmouth. trip He and his Skipper were the His crew onboard and brought back 403 troops to Dover. courage and determination were of a high order. Recommended for mention. CIVILIAN PERSONNEL. Mr. P. Gooding, in charge of Motor Mr. C. Boat W. Mott "LADY of CABLE". Torquay) Dunkirk Mr. and F. Gooding did 7 carrying (owned trips and by between two about Naval 560 the CABLE" ratings men, beach after herself. proceeded at Dunkirk which and The 40 to and men were seamanship two transports, carried displayed to Ramsgate by direct Gooding by "LADY bearing was of on a high the success order of his voluntary service had a the operation. Recommended for mention.	Boat Guido Success Annys Dover Goes Luca Lusyne

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Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 342.

Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendatione of Personnel - List "A".
RATINGS
Victor Goes, Seaman, Belgian S.S. "JULIA".
Prosper Luca, Seaman, Belgian Trawler 0.87.
These men volunteered immediately to take the Belgian
trawler "GEORGES EDOUARD" 0.86 to Dunkirk. They made two
trips to Dunkirk and embarked 1007 troops, and had to wait
in Dunkirk Harbour from 0800 to 2100 on the first trip.
They did everything possible to help in getting their ship
away and had previously volunteered their services if
required.
Recommended for decoration.
Hector Annys, Seaman, Belgian Trawler "GUIDO GAZELLE" 0.225.
did the Together round to Dover, twice to Dunkirk, and returned only
with his Captain, Rene Lusyne, this seaman
finally to Dartmouth. trip He and his Skipper were the His
crew onboard and brought back 403 troops to Dover.
courage and determination were of a high order.
Recommended for mention.
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL.
Mr. P. Gooding, in charge of Motor Mr. C. Boat W. Mott "LADY of CABLE". Torquay)
Dunkirk Mr. and F. Gooding did 7 carrying (owned trips and by between two about Naval 560 the CABLE" ratings men, beach after herself. proceeded at Dunkirk which and The 40 to and men
were seamanship two transports, carried displayed to Ramsgate by direct Gooding by "LADY bearing was of on a high the success order of his
voluntary
service
had
a
the operation.
Recommended for mention.