TNA ADM 199 792

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TNA ADM 199 792

Admiralty records concerning Operation Dynamo and the evacuation of troops from Dunkirk, covering 1940–1941.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 792

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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733	Log in to enlarge	Page 10 Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. H.M.S. GREYHOUND - Commander Walter Roger Marshall-A'Deane.R.N. Dunkirk from wounded. On the about 1,200 men in England, and 1 to GREYHOUND pier, made landing 3 trips, 2 to the beaches from misses an attack was made by bombers troops La Panne beach, 3rd trip, whilst embarking apart room, GREYHOUND killing 20 and wounding 70. 2 near splinters damaged the engine room and No.3 boiler and leaving to to continue ferrying troops from her boats withdrew to Dover to land the wounded, shore ship, often under fire and bombing. Recommendations. OFFICER. X Commander Walter Roger Marshall-A'Deane, R.N. tr8ops from La Panne beach and Dunkirk. For efficient handling of his ship when evacuating Recommended for mention. RATINGS. Leading Seaman A. W. Saunders, P/SSX.15620 and Leading Seaman S. H. Setterfield, P/J.102005. Evacuating troops from La Panne beach in difficult conditions and under fire, displaying ability and great endurance. Recommended for mention. Stoker Petty Officer E. Teichert, P/K. 59694. In charge of No.3 boiler room, showed initiative in quickly shutting down the boiler and keeping a fan running, thus enabling the extent of damage to be discovered, when the whole ship was shaking from bomb explosions and splinters had caused damage in his boiler room. Recommended for mention.	England Deane Dover Page Saunders Teichert Walter

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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. GREYHOUND - Commander Walter Roger Marshall-A'Deane.R.N.
Dunkirk from wounded. On the about 1,200 men in England, and 1 to
GREYHOUND pier, made landing 3 trips, 2 to the beaches
from misses an attack was made by bombers troops
La Panne beach, 3rd trip, whilst embarking apart
room, GREYHOUND killing 20 and wounding 70.
2 near splinters damaged the engine room and No.3 boiler and
leaving to to continue ferrying troops from
her boats withdrew to Dover to land the wounded,
shore ship, often under fire and bombing.
Recommendations.
OFFICER.
X
Commander Walter Roger Marshall-A'Deane, R.N.
tr8ops from La Panne beach and Dunkirk.
For efficient handling of his ship when evacuating
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
Leading Seaman A. W. Saunders, P/SSX.15620 and
Leading Seaman S. H. Setterfield, P/J.102005.
Evacuating troops from La Panne beach in
difficult conditions and under fire, displaying
ability and great endurance.
Recommended for mention.
Stoker Petty Officer E. Teichert, P/K. 59694.
In charge of No.3 boiler room, showed initiative
in quickly shutting down the boiler and keeping a
fan running, thus enabling the extent of damage to
be discovered, when the whole ship was shaking from
bomb explosions and splinters had caused damage in
his boiler room.
Recommended for mention.