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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406 - 408 10. A total of about GSCO British and French troops 1000 envoyed to Dovor. 80. The spirit and behaviour of if officers and non throughout the tholo operation was beyond all pratoo. I connot sport too highly of their courngo, devotion to city, and complete willingness to dont with any and every situation. The continual strain and India of aloop appoared to lanto than entirely unioved. 21. I constder this state of affairs to Do largoly did to By First Ligutenant, Moutement C.U.Chrter, R.D., the Ins outstanding ability as an executive officer. In dution his personal courage CD soveral commins the a fine emaple. 83. I with to recommend the following officers and non for recognition of their cervices. Licut. C.I.Carter. For outstanding ability, devotion to duty and trivery in anving life. Sub-Lient. U.F.C.Blotch. Rr anotion to city, and grait officiency as Officer in boot trying eircumstances. for trenting a large under of munded with ability and extress in nost difficult circinstross. L/393.H.R4Powell. Rr intellitive 300 ability 13 L/Son.A.Solen. gualagors of 3 and X gine In driving off boabing attache.