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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366 ENCLOSURE TO REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS - DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. H.M.S.EXPRESS, eutenant Commander As Navigating Officer was of Deane R.N. the greatest assistance in keeping the ships reckoning under most difficult conditions, in charting the routes and ever increasing number of wrecks. Has most ably carried out his duties in this and all minelaying operations in which "Express" has been employed. eutenant D.H. Maitland- An exceptionally able Officer kgill-Crichton R.N. whose attention in promoting the efficiency of the ships company,in the performance of their Seamanlike and at action duties was fully proved by the highly satisfactory manner in which the ship embarked approx: 3500 troops, and was fought when attacked by aircraft and shore batteries. This Officer has maintained an excellent spirit and state of efficiency in all the various services on which the ship has been employed throughout the var. Reficient and 0001 as G.C.O. b Lieutenant ships fire as directed L. Aldridge R.N. R.F. Ably dealt with the large rgeon Lieutenant of casualties embarked in the C. Shelford R.N.V.R. number ship for the passage to England. As Officer of the (marters of fire R.J.A.Baker nner street aft displayed valuable and on which the has the var ship in airing been employed.