Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, covering 1940–1941.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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30th July, 40. |
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30th July, 40. C.W.22953/40. H.M.S. WORCESTER: Aid given to the Royal Artillery at Dunkerque, June lst. Commander-in-Chier, H. M. Ships and Vessels, Nore. I am to inform you that General the Viscount Gort has requested that an expression of his thanks and appreciation may be conveyed to the Commanding Officer, the Officers and men of H.M. WORCESTER for the gallant assistance rendered by them on June 1st, when a number of Officers and men of the 2nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, was embarked at Dunkerque and brought to England. to the at Lord Gort has expressed warm admiration of the cool and skilful handling of WORCESTER during and after enemy air attacks; he has emphasized the calmness and efficiency with which the troops were assisted during the embarkation and he has drawn attention to the bravery and persistence of the guns' crews who served their guns throughout in spite of casualties. Their Lordships cordialls endorse Lord Gort's appreciation and 1 am to request you to cause it to be conveyed to WORCESTER accordingly. by lat, BY COMMAND OF THRIR LORDSHIPS, the erque to Angland, of hir he has the ith the he has to What sweet crows who casualties. Their Lordships cordially endorse Lord Gort's appreciation and I am to request you to cause it to be conveyed to WORCESTER accordingly. BY COMMAND OF THEIR LORDGHIPS, 51-6446