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
Collection reference: 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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614	Log in to enlarge	Deprover 162 15 The Commanding Officer, HMS "Vernon". From. Commanding Office HMS "Bystand lsv. June 1940. leport upon the action of seaman cook J.H.N. Elton (RM. Patrol Service) in reseuring survivors from Hins King Deparms 1,62 152 157 The Commanding officer. From HMS "Vernon" HMS "Bystander" 1-6- 40. in of this I beg to submit the enclosed report to you upon the word riseworthy action of one of my ctew, I. Elton, cook on about rd this ship, in diving into the water to assist in cuing twenty survivors of the troop transport "King 1 off Dunkisk in the early hours of Thursday 30th process y. dens for As this man was manily responsible for the saving these officers and men, I submit his name be at sidered for an award. to HARS I am. yours obsedintly, ger of H.J. Bange ( Lub. lt., RNVR) the dog Commanding Office. attempt	Bystander Vernon Cook Elton King

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Deprover 162
15
The Commanding Officer,
HMS "Vernon".
From. Commanding Office
HMS "Bystand
lsv. June 1940.
leport upon the action of seaman cook J.H.N. Elton (RM.
Patrol Service) in reseuring survivors from Hins King
Deparms 1,62 152 157
The Commanding officer.
From
HMS "Vernon"
HMS "Bystander"
1-6- 40.
in of
this
I beg to submit the enclosed report to you upon the
word
riseworthy action of one of my ctew, I. Elton, cook on
about
rd this ship, in diving into the water to assist in
cuing twenty survivors of the troop transport "King
1 off Dunkisk in the early hours of Thursday 30th
process
y.
dens for
As this man was manily responsible for the saving
these officers and men, I submit his name be
at
sidered for an award.
to HARS
I am. yours obsedintly,
ger of
H.J. Bange ( Lub. lt., RNVR)
the dog
Commanding Office.
attempt