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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615	Log in to enlarge	Dyram 162 158 153 The Commanding Officer, HMS "Vernon". From Commanding Office, HMS "Bystander." Isv. June 1940. Report upon the action of seaman cook J.H.H. Elton (RM. Patrol Service) in reseuring survivors from Hims King Orry on 30st cllay 1940. " Sir, I beg to submit the following report upon the action of man cook J.H.H. Elton. a member of the of this ship, when this ship was engaged in reseuring survivors HMS "King Orly: when she foundared off Dunkirk at about +5 30 th ellay, 1940. This ship. an echo-sounding vessel was in the process refitting at Ramsgate when she was given route orders for unkink to assist in transporting troops to England. During this operation. I arrived at Dumkink at 30 of 29th ellay 1940 I was instructed to proceed to HMS ing Pry" and take off her arew as she was in danger of bundering as a result of a bombing raid earlier in the day. the Commanding officer of King Drry: however, decided to attempt	Bystander England Vernon Cook Day Elton King

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Dyram 162
158
153
The Commanding Officer,
HMS "Vernon".
From Commanding Office,
HMS "Bystander."
Isv. June 1940.
Report upon the action of seaman cook J.H.H. Elton (RM.
Patrol Service) in reseuring survivors from Hims King
Orry on 30st cllay 1940.
"
Sir,
I beg to submit the following report upon the action of
man cook J.H.H. Elton. a member of the of this
ship, when this ship was engaged in reseuring survivors
HMS "King Orly: when she foundared off Dunkirk at about
+5 30 th ellay, 1940.
This ship. an echo-sounding vessel was in the process
refitting at Ramsgate when she was given route orders for
unkink to assist in transporting troops to England.
During this operation. I arrived at Dumkink at
30 of 29th ellay 1940 I was instructed to proceed to HMS
ing Pry" and take off her arew as she was in danger of
bundering as a result of a bombing raid earlier in the day.
the Commanding officer of King Drry : however, decided to attempt