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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986	Log in to enlarge	340/58. 505 Name. is Ship. Anthony Brooke Rank or Rating. 476 CLYTHNESS .Heckstall Smith. 300 lin to Walter Fredk.Salenius. Skipper. Sub. Lt. R.N.V.R. - Unit Officer. George S. Day. what's Yook 150 Smauel B. Sussans Mate. Chief Engineman. LT/RX 102500. John A. Cargill. Seaman. LT/JX 175090. For devotion to duty under very trying circumstances (See report No. 6. POLLY JOHNSON Bonter, b Skipper Lieut. Leonard Lake extricated his ship in a Sunk. sinking condition from Dunkirk in a heavy bombardment. Was eventually forced to abandon ship, and transferred his crew and himself to "Arley". (See report Nos. 5b and c). 38 49 FYLDEA. 29/5 2/31/5 Liewt. John.K.M. Warde R.N.V.R. - Unit Officer. has misses. Thomas Owens,D.S.M. Chief Engineer. X2573U. ? Recommended for coolness and devotion to duty during heavy bombing at Dunkirk. (See report No. la). 31 BROCK. Kenneth Henry G.Roberts.Sub. Lieut. R.N.V.R. brooks Behaved with great coolness and devotion was became he saw no mile to duty in assisting his Group Officer suspected hishiplo his ship from a perilous position). (Lieutenant Robert Bill R.N.) to extricate King water' (See report No. 7). NAUTILUS Richard McLean. Skipper (No.WS 3159). J p For displaying great gallantry in going strolp tisant the side to save a seaman whilst destroyer over and "Nautilus" were being bombed. m h hw sunk. each Duly 2nd Engineman. George Addison. Cook. Andrew Strachan. Worked conditions (See report No.4 hard in small boats all day during by Lieutenant trying W.E. Gelling R.N.R). GULZAR Edward S. Woodhead. Coxswain. Seaman. A thips(30/5-2/6) Charles H. Baldry. Cook. George Cliefe. Greaser. Arthur L. Shallis. Peter Blake. Signalman. to duty been in very nade trying to the 26th May to 4th June,	Anthony Arley Brock Fyldea Gulzar Nautilus Polly Polly Johnson Roberts Addison Baldry Bill Blake Brooke Brooks Cliefe Cook Day Gelling George Johnson King Lake May Roberts Salenius Shallis Smith Thomas Walter Warde Woodhead

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340/58.
505
Name.
is
Ship.
Anthony Brooke
Rank or Rating.
476
CLYTHNESS
.Heckstall Smith.
300 lin to
Walter Fredk.Salenius.
Skipper. Sub. Lt. R.N.V.R. - Unit Officer.
George S. Day.
what's Yook 150
Smauel B. Sussans
Mate. Chief Engineman. LT/RX 102500.
John A. Cargill.
Seaman.
LT/JX 175090.
For devotion to duty under very trying
circumstances (See report No. 6.
POLLY JOHNSON
Bonter, b
Skipper Lieut. Leonard Lake extricated his ship in a
Sunk.
sinking condition from Dunkirk in a heavy bombard-
ment. Was eventually forced to abandon ship, and
transferred his crew and himself to "Arley".
(See report Nos. 5b and c). 38 49
FYLDEA.
29/5 2/31/5
Liewt. John .K.M. Warde R.N.V.R. - Unit Officer.
has misses.
Thomas Owens,D.S.M.
Chief Engineer. X2573U.
?
Recommended for coolness and devotion to
duty during heavy bombing at Dunkirk.
(See report No. la).
31
BROCK.
Kenneth Henry G.Roberts.Sub. Lieut. R.N.V.R.
brooks
Behaved with great coolness and devotion
was became he saw no mile
to duty in assisting his Group Officer
suspected hishiplo
his ship from a perilous position).
(Lieutenant Robert Bill R.N.) to extricate
King water'
(See report No. 7).
NAUTILUS
Richard McLean.
Skipper (No.WS 3159).
J
p
For displaying great gallantry in going
strolp tisant
the side to save a seaman whilst
destroyer over and "Nautilus" were being
bombed.
m h hw sunk. each Duly
2nd Engineman.
George Addison.
Cook.
Andrew Strachan.
Worked conditions (See report No.4
hard in small boats all day during by
Lieutenant trying W.E. Gelling R.N.R).
GULZAR
Edward S. Woodhead.
Coxswain.
Seaman.
A
thips(30/5-2/6)
Charles H. Baldry.
Cook.
George Cliefe.
Greaser.
Arthur L. Shallis.
Peter Blake.
Signalman.
to duty been in very nade trying to
the
26th May
to 4th June,