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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582 552 Benant of Anonotion Crom 30th law to 5t.h lune 1940. 575d. (Revised-January, 1931.) Biu 288a. 580% & 2" CONFIDENTIAL Strike out TELEGRAM. No. it as O.H.M.S. Office Stamp or Date necessary. PHONOGRAM POSTAGRAM. ADMIRALTY. 550 51 Office of Origin and Service Instructions. Indication of Priority Signature and Rank of Officer authorising and Originator's Special Instructions E. tap Code No. of Groups or Secretary, Words in Text BY ORDER, NAVAL OFFICER IN CHARGE. e a TO FROM Vice Admiral, Dover. pose Naval Officer in Charge, Great C Tarmouth, 10 In accordance with you 1140/21 and 1221/24, the following names are submitted for awards engaged on Operation "Dynamo" $ pas. Rank or Name. Official No. H.M.D. - Rating where available Skipper. G. Hattan. "Reed". Chief A. A. Storr. X.6082 E.S. "Feastble", may Engineman. Stoker. R. Whiteley. K.X. 100149. "John & Norah". ed 2nd Hand. John William "Swift Wing*. Crawford. Seaman Alan Morrison. X.7814 C. "Jeannie arly McIntoah". 115 Seaman G.G.Mearns. "Gula" ning me. STUCK 1 ton TOE ADMIRAL g 26 JUN 1940 a * OVER ne Time of Origin, Lenamo 1134/25. NO Time of Recript/Despateh BIG OPERATORS' NAMES (PHONOGRAMS ONLY). a parted Reader Sender Ower I We $1080/D. 6167 15am pads 11/88 W.&S.Ld. (51,3643)