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TNA ADM 199 790

TNA ADM 199 790
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TNA ADM 199 790

Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, dating from 1940.

Holding archive
TNA
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ADM 199 790
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/790. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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9) Leading Seaman John Leonard Brown JX 138757.
For his courage and skill with the motor boat while taking off parties from the beach.
20). Leading Seaman Arthur Charles Coddon JX 129206.
For his courage, example and skill in maintaining the fire of "I" gun. The 02 017 of which 7070
ultimately all killed or wounded.
11) Leading Stoker Charles 11. Norris P/KX 81034-
For his coolness and courage in the engine room on June 1st.
12) Able Seaman Edward Gair SSX 15905. For his example and skill at "B" gun throughout the operation.
13)
Able Seaman John E.Reynolds P/JX 147968. For his
Killed courage and skill at the pempons, where he was ultimately killed.
14)
Stoker T.Noscrop P/KX 83677. For his courage and
Killer real in assisting the amunition supply at "A" gun to relieve the wounded. He was killed performing this duty.
15) Stoker Ralph Kearvell P/KX 99946. For his courage and skill in the boiler room.
16) Ordinary Seaman Bert Maraton Number N.K. for his example and skill at "X" gun throughout the operation.
Boat Brown Gair Kearvell Reynolds

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420
- 3 -
9) Leading Seaman John Leonard Brown JX 138757.
For his courage and skill with the motor boat
while taking off parties from the beach.
20). Leading Seaman Arthur Charles Coddon JX 129206.
For his courage, example and skill in maintaining
the fire of "I" gun. The 02 017 of which 7070
ultimately all killed or wounded.
11) Leading Stoker Charles 11. Norris P/KX 81034-
For his coolness and courage in the engine room
on June 1st.
12) Able Seaman Edward Gair SSX 15905. For his
example and skill at "B" gun throughout the
operation.
13)
Able Seaman John E.Reynolds P/JX 147968. For his
Killed
courage and skill at the pempons, where he was
ultimately killed.
14)
Stoker T.Noscrop P/KX 83677. For his courage and
Killer
real in assisting the amunition supply at "A" gun
to relieve the wounded. He was killed performing
this duty.
15) Stoker Ralph Kearvell P/KX 99946. For his courage
and skill in the boiler room.
16) Ordinary Seaman Bert Maraton Number N.K. for his
example and skill at "X" gun throughout the operation.