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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. ANTHONY - Lieutenant Commander Norman Vivian Thew, R.N.
This ship completed 5 trips, doing very quick turn rounds and bringing back just on 3,000 troops from the beaches and Dunkirk. Large number of attacks from the air, but avoiding action was taken and no bombs hit the ship, although there were several near misses putting all compass, wireless and steering gear out of action and causing abnormal vibrations in the turbines.
Recommendations.
OFFICERS.
Lieutenant Commander Norman Vivian Thew, R.N.
Had been on the sick list and came back to the ship before being passed fit, and during the operation had to have 24 hours stand off. Whilst in the ship, showed great initiative and determination in face of a number of bombing attacks, and by his able seamanship prevented ship from being severely damaged.
Recommended for mention.
Lieutenant Ronald de Leighton Brook, R.N.
Was First Lieutenant of the ship, and during trips to Dunkirk was in command. During that period, took off 1,160 troops from the beaches. Throughout this time he showed great initiative and determination. He also showed great seamanlike qualities in getting troops off the beaches and proceeding into Dunkirk during a very difficult period, due to wrecks and bombing attacks.
Recommended for mention and appointment in command,

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H.M.S. HAVANT - Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent,
D.S.C., R.N.
HAVANT made 3 trips including 2 to the beaches. On the first 2 trips she brought home 1,500 troops in all. On the
3rd trip, while alongside Dunkirk pier waiting for troops to embark during an intense aerial bombardment, she saw
IVANHOE struck amidships and on fire so steamed out to her assistance. Having taken off all the troops (about 500
including many wounded) HAVANT proceeded for Dover, but was soon subjected to intense dive bombing, high and low level bombing and bombardment from shore batteries. She was hit by 2 bombs in the engineroom, and then a large delay action bomb, which fell about 50 yards ahead of ship, exploded right underneath her,
Further bombing caused more underwater damage and
HAVANT finally rolled over and sank after the troops and crew had transferred to AEGIR.
Recommendations.
OFFICER.
Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent, D.S.C., R.N.
Evacuated troops from the beaches and from Dunkirk during heavy bombardment. When his ship had been heavily damaged by bombs, made every endeavour to save her when still subject to intense aerial attack, though without success.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
Chief Stoker M. Gallon, P/K.59221.
The Engineer Officer and 2 E.R.A.s having been killci and all the other E.R.A.s having been wounded, this rating became in charge of the engineroom department.
He showed great initiative and resource by letting the steam out of the boilers at a critical time, thereby saving the ship from running on to a sandbank opposite
Dunkirk. He subsequently showed great calmness and presence of mind in doing all he could to save the ship and to keep the Captain informed of the state of affairs below. He was the last rating to leave the ship.
Recommended for decoration.
Sick Berth Attendant A. Keller D/X.6785.
When faced with a large number of wounded under heavy fire, carried out his duties with the utmost calm, deliberation and efficiency.
Recommended for mention.
Petty Officer Steward J. Lysaght, D/L.13388.
This rating showed great initiative and resource in getting wounded men from HAVANT to AEGIR. He took charge well and set a fine example.
Recommended for decoration.

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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. GLENGOWER - Commander Michael Anthony Ormus Biddulph, R.N.
This ship did two trips, and on one the ship was put on to the beach, thus facilitating the embarkation of troops. On these two trips, the ship brought back over
1,000 troops. The ship was continually being bombed, and on one occasion a shell burst inside the ship killing five soldiers and wounding seven.
Recommendations.
OFFICER.
Commander Michael Anthony Ormus Biddulph, R.N.
Showed great initiative and seamanship, not only in entering Dunkirk under difficult conditions, but also in putting his ship ashore on the beach so as to facilitate the embarkation of troops, without damage to the ship.
On the second time over, the ship was continually under fire and by his devotion to duty, large numbers of troops were brought back.
Recommended for decoration.
RATINGS.
Able Seaman J. Fleming. D/JX.140199.
Was Coxswain of one of the lifeboats, and made repeated and successful trips to and from the beaches whilst under fire, maintaining order and showing himself fully competent under very difficult circumstances, and further showing gallantry in taking his boat into the shore whilst under fire.
Recommended for decoration.
Leading Seaman J. Derby, JX. 193835.
Was Coxswain of one of the boats, and gave a very fine example of leadership and determination in making repeated trips to the beach.
Recommended for mention.
Leading Seaman T. Nieve, T.124.
In addition to carrying out his ordinary duties at the boilers, took his turn as a member of a boats crew, and when finished with that, although scarcely able to stand with fatigue, volunteered for any job in which he could be of any use.
Recommended for mention.

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H.M.S. KINGFISHER - Lieutenant Commander George Anthony Mayhew
Vaughan Harrison, R.N.
beaches, the Home notable for the quick turn rounds and at the
In 4 days completed 5 round trips to Dunkirk spent on evacuation duties.
Ports, thus enabling the maximum time effected to be
Recommendations.
OFFICER.
Lieutenant Commander George Anthony Mayhew Vaughan Harrison, R.N.
Displayed determination and good judgment in taking an important part in this operation, with conspicuous success. Handled his ship under air bombardment and when cut down in Dunkirk Harbour by a French trawler.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
Leading Seaman P. J. Ball, SSX. 15444.
Signalman S. Thompson. C/JX.133505.
Stoker, 1st. F. F. Beer, c/kx.86684.
Able Seaman A. B. Harkin, D/JX. 128450.
Able Seaman E. G. Webster. C/JX. 127168.
Able Seaman T. O. Pigg, 142167.
Able Seaman S. Collie, C/SSX. 21361.
These ratings are selected from the motor boats and whalers, and the crews on two occasions were employed for some 4 hours on end ferrying off troops from Malo beach under surf conditions, transporting some 280 Allied troops under bombardment from the air and sporadic artillery fire.
Stoker Beer was also a Lewis gunner of the ship and damaged one enemy aircraft. These ratings displayed the greatest keenness, cheerfulness and devotion to duty.
Recommend Stoker Beer to be decorated, and the remainder mentioned.
Able Seaman R. G. H. Shipp, C/JX. 126720.
This rating displayed outstanding courage, cheerfulness and devotion to duty during the operation and has been especially selected from those who remained on board.
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H.M.S. MOSQUITO - Lieutenant Denis Harold Palmer Gardiner, R.N.
beaches. number of over 1,200 troops, including a off large the
Until Evacuated sunk by enemy air attack did good work wounded, and the General Officer
1st Corps; also took the Personnel Vessel NORMANIA Command in tow until she sank, then rescued the crew.
Recommendations.
OFFICERS.
Lieutenant Denis Harold Palmer Gardiner, R.N.
MOSQUITO was subjected to an unusually severe series of air attacks, during which Lieutenant Gardiner handled his ship with coolness and courage. He showed good judgment and seamanship in his work off the beaches, not only in evacuation with his own vessel, but in directing the activities of other power boats in the vicinity.
By remaining off the beaches during his second visit when subjected to a very severe air attack which caused minor damage to the ship, and casualties on board, he succeeded in rescuing a further large number of troops. MOSQUITO was finally attacked by 20
Junkers and was literally enveloped by salvos and bombs for a considerable period, and was frequently hit, the ship commencing to sink. There is no doubt that Lieutenant Gardiner displayed admirable coolness and courage throughout these exacting events, and as
Commanding Officer of his ship gave an excellent lead to his officers and men, who themselves emulated his gallantry. Before finally leaving his ship, Lieutenant
Gardiner carried out all the duties required by the regulations and Service custom. He was finally wounded when on passage in WORCESTER.
Recommended for decoration.
Lieutenant Anthony Hugh Manwaring, R.N.
Was mortally wounded. This officer throughout operations displayed the greatest qualities and gallantry.
Recommended for posthumous decoration.
Prob. Sub. Lieutenant Eric Sidney Flint, R.N.R.
Displayed conspicuous gallantry although wounded in the back, leg and arm. Took charge of abandon ship and was largely responsible for a number of survivors saved. This Officer is a Reserve Officer of the very best type and displayed initiative, resource and devotion to duty while in MOSQUITO.
Recommended for decoration.
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Motor-Boat AURA and Michael H.M. Drifter YORKSHIRE LASS. Sub,Lieutenant
Adam Anthony Chodzko, R.N.V.R. -
Recommendation.
showed capped by extremely unreliable engine of his Handi- he off the the beaches for 12 hours on June let.
Sub. -Lieutenant Chodzko performed valuable work craft and great determination in making the best boat, final breakdown of his motor-boat, he was appointed ferrying a large number of troops. use After of his the
Skipper of H. M. Drifter YORKSHIRE LASS and under work 2nd. in the Inner Harbour, Dunkirk, on the night of June command of Lieutenant-Commander Prior, R.N., did excellent the
Recommended for mention.
Motor-Boat SKYLARK and Lowestoft Lifeboat MICHAEL STEPHENS. Sub.-
Lieutenant Marwood J. R. Yeatman.
Recommendation.
in tow for Dunkirk, Tow failed and Sub. -Lieutenant
Took charge of motor-boat SKYLARK on the 31st May
Yeatman returned to port and did valuable work in overhauling the engines of motor boats which had broken down.
Next day he proceeded in SKYLARK to Dunkirk and resoued survivors of various bombed ships, returning to Dover under own power p.m. Next day commissioned MICHAEL STEPHENS,
Lowestoft Lifeboat, with a crew of two stokers and one
A.B. Spent the night in Dunkirk harbour ferrying troops.
Climbed on to the Mole under shell-fire and by means of forecful language and the rifle-butt induced French troops, who were lying on the Mole, to embark. Reached
Dover with a full load of troops after a 6 hour voyage under own power. Displayed considerable determination and initiative.
Recommended for mention.
Newhaven Lifeboat ROSA WOOD and PHYLLIS LUND. - Able Seaman W.J.
Morris, P/JX. 26097, in Command.
Recommendations.
RATINGS:
Able Seaman W. J. Morris, P/JX.26097.
With a crew of one stoker and one ordinary seaman, carried out two independent trips to the beach and to Dunkirk harbour. Encountered great difficulty off the beaches due to deep draught of lifeboat, and during the night rescued a number of troops from motor-launch and drifting boats off shore. Was dissatisfied with his efforts and proceeded back to Dunkirk harbour, where during the night 2/6 - 3/6
under artillery fire ferried off about 700 troops to various ships, and assisted in removing troops from the personnel vessel ROUEN aground in the harbour. Finally returned to
Dover with a full load. This was Morris's first experience as Coxswain of any boat. He showed great determination and gallantry under fire in his independent command.
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DESTROYERS.
H.M.S. GRAFTON.
Officers:
Lieutenant Hugh Charles James McRea, R.N.
Lieutenant Leslie Edney Blackmore, R.N.
H.M.S. GRENADE.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Richard Courtney Boyle, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant John Bremer Richards Horne, R.N.
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE.
Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John David Lewis Williams, R.N.
H.M.S. JAGUAR.
Commanding Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John Franklin William Hine, R.N.
H.M.S. JAVELIN.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Anthony Follett Pugsley, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant James Isaac Arthur Mitchell, R.N.
Ratings.
Leading Stoker Leslie A. F. Gollop, P/JX.136910
Acting Leading Stoker F. C. Smith, P/JX.138236.
Leading Stoker Robert Keith, P/K.57158.
Stoker Lawrence Robinson, (2nd Class) P/JX.27218.
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Emile Frank Narlaine Deschaineux, R.A.N.
Officers.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Reginald Woodbine Parish, R.N.
Sub. Lieutenant Thomas Keath Metcalfe, R.N.R.
Midshipman Rupert Blackwood Hallowes, R.N.R.
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INESWEEPERS (continued).
M.S. ORIOLE.
Ratings
Petty Officer George Page, B/21629, R.F.R.
Leading Seaman Jack Giles, B/23499, R.F.R.
Telegraphist William Scothorn, B/Z/7560,
Seaman James Grace, R.N.R.
H.M.S. SALTASH.
Commanding Officer.
Lieutenant Commander Thomas Randall Fowke, R.N.
Officers.
Lieutenant Harry Sobey, R.N.R.
Mr. John Tranack Mathews (E).
Ratings.
Sick Berth Attendant Frederick Hutter, X.7183.
Able Seaman Thomas Cranstone, B.22751 (R.F.R.).
H.M.S. SKIPJACK.
Commanding Officer.
Lieutenant Commander Francis Babington Proudfoot, R.N.
Officer.
Sub.Lieutenant Anthony Gresham McCrum, R.N.
Ratings.
Mr. F. Murrell, Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
H.M.S. WHIPPINGHAM.
Officer.
Lieutenant Eric Reed, R.N.R.
Ratings.
Petty Officer J. J. Clough, P/JX. 129586.
Acting Leading Seaman H. S. Giles, P/JX.125481.
Leading Stoker A. F. Knowles, P/KX.80212.

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H.M.S. MALCOLM.
Commissioned Engineer, Reginald Thomas Jones AR.N., H.M.S.
Midshipman Malcolm John Ball, R.N.R., H.M.S. SABRE. SCIMITAR.
Lieutenant Commander Hugh Nicholas Aubyn Richardson, R.N.,
H.M.S. SHIKARI.
Lieutenant Adrian Paul Wilbraham Northey, R.N., H.M.S. VIMY.
Lieutenant Francis Peter Baker, R.N., H.M.S. VIVACIOUS.
Lieutenant Commander William Alan Frank Hawkins, R.N.,
H.M.S. WINCHELSEA.
Mr. Frederick William Benoy, Gunner, R.N., H.M.S. WOLSEY.
Lieutenant Frederick Greville Woods, R.N., H.M.S. WORCESTER.
Lieutenant Commander Colin Henry Corbet-Singleton, R.N.,
H.M.S. ALBURY.
Midshipman Ian Kinloch Bryce, R.N.R., H.M.S. FITZROY.
Commander Michael Anthony Ormus Biddulph, R.N., H.M.S.
GLENGOWER.
Sub-Lieutenant John Francis Worthington, R.N.V.R.,
H.M.S. HALCYON.
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Lieutenant Alfred Thomas Cook, R.N.R., H.M.S. MEDWAY QUEEN.
Sub-Lieutenant John David Greaves, R.N.R., H.M.S. MEDWAY
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Lieutenant Robert Peverell Hichens, R.N.V.R., H.M.S. NIGER.
Lieutenant Cecil John Carp, R.N.V.R., H.M.S. PRINCESS
ELIZABETH.
Temporary Sub-Lieutenant James Tomkin, R.N.V.R., H.M.S.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH.
Lieutenant Kenneth Arthur Gadd, R.N.R., H.M.S. ROSS.
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Commissioned Engineer Thomas Kirby Reynolds R.N., H.M.S.
SALAMANDER.
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Lieutenant Robert Archibald Vallings, R.N.R., H.M.S.
SPEEDWELL.
VX Sub-Lieutenant William Geoffrey Hewitt, R.N.V.R.,
H.M.S. SUTTON.
Lieutenant Commander John Hugh Lewes, R.N., H.M.S. BIDEFORD.
Commanded
Lieutenant,Ackroyd Norman Palliser Costobadie, R.N., H.M.S.
LOCUST.
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Lieutenant Denis Harold Palmer Gardiner, R.N., H.M.S.
MOSQUITO.
X Probationary Sub-Lieutenant Eric Sidney Flint, R.N.R.,
H.M.S. MOSQUITO.
xSub-Lieutenant Thomas Ellison Godman, R.N.V.R., H.M.Y.
SERIOLA.
VX Skipper Andrew Buchan, R.N.R., W.S.3319, H.M.Drifter THE BOYS.
XV Skipper Herbert Holden, R.N.R., W.S.3432, H.M.Drifter MIDAS.
Lieutenant Joseph Cox, R.N.R., Unit Officer of Drifters.
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Lieutenant Ronald de Leighton Brook, R.N., H.M.S. ANTHONY
Lieutenant-Commander Peter Charles Oswald Moseley, R.N.,
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Lieutenant-Commander Hugh Charles Bainbridge Coleridge, D.S.O.,
R.N., H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Mr. Bernard Evelyn Chitty, Commissioned Gunner (T), R.N.,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Leading Seaman William Frederick Lionel Perry, D/JX.136417,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Henry Bernard Robert Burns Butcher, 145695,
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Able Seaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., MD/X.1950,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.N.V.R., LD5/X.3548,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Leading Stoker Albert Loomes, D/KX.81236, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Wilfred Edward Green, D/SSX.19925, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Harry Murrell, D/JV109760, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Arthur Savage, D/SSX10494, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Henry Claud Curtis, D/J.90128, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
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Leading Seaman Reginald Charles Wilson, D/JX.136600,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Howard Hodges, D/J.101930,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Reginald Thomas Arnold,
D/J.82044, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Engine Room Artificer Harold Duckworth, D/MX.59963,
(Late D/M.14514), H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Sub-Lieutenant Wilfrith Francis Chamberlain Elstob, R.N.,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Alfred Solen, P/JX.141699, H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Gordon Simons McAully, P/J.102728,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman John Thomas Cody, P/JX.134308,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Arthur Saunders, P/J.105542, H.M.S. ESK
Chief Petty Officer Bertie Featherstone, P/J.55642, H.M.S. ESK
Chief Engine Room Artificer Alfred Thomas Sidey, P/M.31294,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Yeoman of Signals William Frederick Sear, P/JX.129492,
H.M.S. ESK
Leading Stoker Thomas William Pickersgill, P/KX.76937,
H.M.S. ESK
Mr. Richard James Archy Baker, Gunner (T)., H.M.S. EXPRESS
Lieutenant-Commander Denis Worth Deane, R.N., H.M.S. EXPRESS
Sick Berth Attendant Edward Welch, H.M.S. ESK
Petty Seaman Officer Steward (Pens.) Arthur Victor Read, H.M.S. P/L.1816, EXPRESS
Able Edwin Cecil Holloway, P/J.98570, H.M.S. EXPRESS
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Sick Berth Attendant John Yeoman, R.N.A.S.B.R., X.7093,
H.M.S. EXPRESS
Francis Montague B.Sc., Schoolmaster, R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. EXPRESS EXPRES
Davis, Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
Grenade
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Mr. Petty Reginald Officer James Harold Crew, Richard Emery, C/JX.144399, H.M.S. EXPRESS
Petty Officer Samuel Roger Bennion, Marshall-A'Deane, C/JX.102723, R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. GREYHOUND GREYHOUND
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Sick Berth Attendant A. Keller, 6785, H.M.S.
HAVANTHAVANT R.N.,
Lieutenant-Commander Colin Douglas Maud, D.S.C., R.N.,
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Able Seaman Eric Richard Ponton, P/SSX.14194, H.M.S. ICARUS
H.M.S. ICARUS
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Lieutenant-Commander William Heath, Scott Thomas, R.N., H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Leading Seaman Albert George Tullet, 129610,
Leading Seaman Thomas Henry P/JX.155193, H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Commander Philip Henry Hadow, R.N., H.M.S. IVANHOE
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Lieutenant (E) Andrew Cormack Mahony, R.N., H.M.S. IVANHOE
Sick Berth Attendant Eric James Littlewood
Chief Engine Room Artificer Richard Edward Cox, C/M.34441,
H.M.S. IVANHOE
Chief Stoker Henry Joseph Prendergast, C/R.62741, H.M.S. IVANHOE
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Lieutenant (E) Cyril Rothwell, R.N., H.M.S. JAGUAR
Ordinary Seaman Noel Edward Holmes Berry, D/JX.158456,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Stoker Petty Officer John McCarthy,.65035, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Lance Corporal Chapman, 6208138, 1/8th Middlesex Regiment.
Petty Officer Gunner's Mate Frederick John Cole, D/J.110727,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman James Kidd, R.F.R., D/SSX.13321, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Acting Leading Seaman Walter James Whale, D/JX.134747,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman John Edward Ratcliffe, D/SSX.21633, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Raymond Allenby Stone, R.N.R., D/X.19746A,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Stoker 1st Class Jack Chadwick, D/KX.81834, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Bertie Richard Culley, 130278, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman John Lawrence Joyce, D/SSX.20230, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Frank Henry Hopwood, D/SSX.18782, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Captain Edward Lyon Berthon, D.S.C., R.N., H.M.S. KEITH
Lieutenant Graham James Alexander Lumsden, R.N. H.M.S. KEITH
Lieutenant Robert Walker Hughes, R.N., H.M.S. KEITH
Midshipman Harry Batten Poustie, R.N.R., H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman Ian A. Nethercott, C/55X.28288, H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman JamesWallis, C/55X.27313, H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman George J. Woodger, C/J.45802, P.N.22573,
H.M.S. KEITH
Leading Telegraphist Ernest J.N. Beeley C/JX.141015,
KEITH
Lieutenant David Barclay Nairne H.M.S. MALCOLM
Able Seaman Thoman F. Osprey, C/J.114945, H.M.S. H.M.S. KEITH
Mr. Lieutenant Ronald John Robertson, Mellis, R.N., H.M.S. MALCOLM
Petty Petty Officer Arthur George Engineer, H.M.S. MALCOLM
Arthur George Scoggins, Warrant R.A.N., H.M.S. MALCOLM
Leading Able Seaman William Alfred Simpson, C/J.95860, H.M.S. MALCOL
Officer Ernest William Cooper, C/J.105794, H.M.S. MALCOL
Seaman William Albert Clarke, Hart, C/J.78426, 130453,
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, C/J.100758, R.F.R.,
Pen.25497,MAL.COLM
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Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class B.23901, Leslie H.M.S. Allan MALCOLM Gardiner Dyer,
Petty Officer Steward
Midshipman Lieutenant Norman John Parker, Pen.4995, H.M.S.
MALCOLM
VXV Stoker Leading Steward Edward Norman Folmer L. Archdale, R.N., R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. SABRE SABRE SABRE
Acting Leading Petty Officer Seaman the SAB
Lieutenant John Rees Denys Wilson, Franks, R.N.(In O.B.E., charge R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. SCIMITA SHIKAR
Stoker Lieutenant 1st Robert Class Charles Irvine, C/KX.86537, H.M.S. SABRE
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Lieutenant John Vander Ould, R.N.V.R., Commanding Officer,
H:M.Y. LAHLOO
Petty Officer H.H. Holland, J.20594, H.M.Y. AHOLA
Able Seaman F.H. Finch, SSX.23237, H.M.Y. AHOLA
Yacht Engineer T.M. Weir, T.124, H.M.Y. EILA II
Petty Officer C.S. Smith, P/J.14350, H.M.Y. EILA II
Able Seaman C.S. Marriott, P/SSX.237766, H.M.Y. EILA II
Yacht Engineer D. Brewer, T.124, H.M.Y. LAHLOO
Seaman George F. Mathews, R.N.R., H.O., H.M. Drifter THE BOYS
Lieutenant-Commander Edward Frederick Allan Farrow, R.N.R.,
H.M.S. ROYAL EAGLE
Ordinary Seaman Hugh Watson Miller, C/JX.170070,
H.M.S. ROYAL EAGLE
Lieutenant-Commander Bernard Ralph Booth, R.N.R.,
H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
Engineer Lieutenant Ewart Jones, T.124, H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
Chief Steward John Gooch, T.124, H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
Able Seaman George Tilleny, C/SS.7050, R.F.R., B.17336,
H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
Able Seaman Frederick JamesSlack, C/J.93546, R.F.R., B.21781,
H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
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Ordinary Seaman Frank A.V. Patrick, C/JK.171302,
H.M.S. CRESTED EAGLE
Sub-Lieutenant Norman Walter Albert Mann, R.N.V.R., Unit
Officer
Engineman J. Smith, H.O., H.M. Drifter DORIENTA
Stoker J.J. Shone, H.O., H.M. Drifter DORIENTA
Stoker J. Pirie, R.N.R., H.M.Drifter DORIENTA
Seaman Charles H. Baldry, T.124, H.M. Danlayer GULZAR
Cook, George Cliefe, T.124, H.M. Danlayer GULZAR
Signalman Arthur L. Shallis, OD.X.4505, H.M. Danlayer GULZAR
Lieutenant Charles C.L. Gaussen, R.N.V.R., H.M. SARGASSO Danlayer
Commodore Alfred Hugh Taylor, O.B.E., (Rear-Admiral Retired)
Commander John Williams Damer Powell, D.S.C. (Bar), R.N.R.,
(Retired), H.M. Drifter MARE
Skipper Henry Arthur Catchpole, R.N.R., H.M. Drifter STRIVE
Skipper Sub-Lieutenant Reginald Edward Lee, R.N.V.R., H.M. Yacht
Arthur Victor Long, R.M.R., H.M. Drifter THREE KINGS
ALOUETTE II
Second Hand John W. Fenwick, LT/KX.188753, H.M. Yacht
ALOUETTE II
Lieutenant Herbert Edward Wigfull, R.N.V.R., H.M.Y. CHRISTOBEL Il
Ordinary Seaman John Phillip Charles Mead, LT/JX.193106, II
H.M.Y. CHRISTOBEL
Acting Sub-Lieutenant G.A. Cadell, R.N., M.B. LADY CABLE
Lieutenant Engineer C. Victor Coggins, Alexander M.Y. MASAYRU. C.H.G. de Mauny, R.N., OCEAN Drifter BREEZE.
Sub-Lieutenant K.E.A. Bayley, R.N.V.R., Motor Boat PRINCESS LILLY
Sub-Lieutenant Michael Adam Anthony Chodzko, R.N.V.R.,
M/B. AURA
Sub-Lieutenant Marwood W. P/KX.87052, )Newhaven & PHYLLIS Lifeboat LUND ROSA
J.R. Yeatman, M/B. SKYLARK
Stoker 1st Class Spray, White, CDX.133 ) WOOD Boat
Ordinary Acting Petty Seaman Officer T.E. Achin, JX.149919, Belgian Motor YSER
XV XV Master, Coxswain Mr. Douglas George B. Butler, Motor
Kirkaldie, Motor Boat Vessel FERVENT LAROC

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