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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413 - 415 22. D.O. B.Adon. For initiative, resource and L/Sen.A.Shunders. saving life. L/Sen.J.Cody. C.P.O. B.Fentherstone. P.O. C.Stodian. P.O. J.Skinner. C.S.R.A. A.SIdey. For coolsons and officiency in B.R.A. G.Chnnell. their particular departments. A/Yeo.W.Soar. L/Sto. T.W.Picherugill. Sto. U.S.B.Brown. S.B.A. Welch. 23. In addition I wish to spent of the involuable work done by the Outain of S.S.SEEA. With complete disregard for Ms own infoty, his ship on fire and sinting, to ma directly regensible for saving the Lives of many vounded Brench troops. I regret I have DO receired of his mmo. I bave the honour to Do, Sir, Your Obstions Servant, (Sd). R.J.H. COUCH, Vice Addital, Stautment Charrador, Dover. VIOE AUMTRAL Committing Officer. 12 JUN 7 1940 * DOVER