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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-- 361 - 367 PAGE II TO THE ENCLOSURE. .B. F.STROUD N. P/JX 15110 Gun layer of Starboard 0.5" Machine Gun whose good shooting probably damaged or brought down an enemy aircraft. He displayed initiative in an exposed potition. /I.S. J.MOUNTAIN In charge of the 0.5° armacent. .N. P/JX 142228 Has shown great initistive at his [uarters and worked hard in the exposed position to keep his guns firing. .P.O.M.W.CRISP As Chief Bosuns Date vas most .N.P/J 100655 active in organising work in embarking troops and a most inspiring influence between decks while the ship was engaged. .D. ETM.G.ROOKE As one of a bosts orer stuck to N.N. SDX 1581 his job without relief and displayed fortitude and lack of thought for hinself in embarking troops from the beach. L.B. E.HOLLOWAY An gunlayer of B.Oun exercised O.N. P/J 98570 initiative and vorked hard to produce a high state of efficiency at his gun of which he is in charge. P.O.STWD A.V.READ D.N.L 1816 Here most active in assisting the B.B.A. J.YSOMAN D.N. SBRX 7093 Medical Officer with casualties, and untiring F.M.DAVIS in their afforts in rendering first aid in Canteen Manager difficult circumstances. A most excellent example to all in S.R.A. 1st Class In.,No X 32 EE impterbable the influence in his department. Engine Room, preserving a chearful and .BARTON