Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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22 26 APPENDIX III. LIST OF RATINGS AT DURKIRK WHO PERFORMED VALUABLE SERVICE. 1. Last to Evacuate. Yes. of Sign. Piper A.B. Coz # Rose # Burrows If Fermar = MeClachlan 2. Others Worthy of Nention. Signal Staff. Signalman Waters #: Jones #: Mulheron * Simonds 3. Pian Party. P.O. Topleigh (Topley) A.B. Moore A.B. Mm.C.Grainger SSX.22139. A/P.O. S.W. Spickett JY.12646 A.B. J.W.Swales JX.152505 A.3. G.A. Hall (J.434/12) B.21047 Signature B.Robinson ESD.1704 A.B. R.Isnenster JX.129630 A.B. C.L.Fletcher D.941 A.B. T.D.D. Somes JX.145091 Ord.Sen. P.W. GARROTT JX.272437 L.Sea. H.J.Syanton J.214468 A.B. John Doig SSX.20706 A.B. H.Fletcher (J.99712)B.23221 4. Benches. A.B. C.Foster D,112 * G.F. Wixon 25222 # R.Vey JX.144541 # J.L.Francr 98/X.24037 P.O. S.L.Parker P.O. J.84930 Sto. F.Coltmen XX.88357 5. Headouarters, Desmatch Riders, etc. A.B. Owen J.L. Turnor Miller. 6. Commendere Cobbo and surtees recommendations yet to come; these will possibly be already envored in the above list.