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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735	Log in to enlarge	Page 12 Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. H.M.S. HAVANT - Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent D.S.C., R.N first trip, while alongside home 1,500 troops in all. On the the HAVANT 2 trips made she 3 brought trips including 2 to the beaches. 3rd embark during an intense Dunkirk pier waiting for On assistance. off offall the troops (about to IVANHOE Having amidships taken and on fire so steamed out she saw her to struck aerial bombardment, troops including subjected many wounded) to HAVAN proceeded for Dover, 500 bombing bombs in the from hore batteries. She level soon and bombardment intense di bombing, high and low but wa by 2 which fell engineroom, and then a large delay was action hit bomb, about 50 yards ahead of ship, exploded right underneath her. Further bombing caused more underwater damage and HAVANT finally rolled over and sank after the troops and crew had transferred to AEGIR Recommendations. OFFICER. Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent, D.S.C., R.N. Evacuated troops from the beaches and from Dunkirk during heavy bombardment. When his ship had been heavily damaged by bombs, made every endeavour to save her when still subject to intense aerial attack, though without success. D.S.C, Recommended for mention. RATINGS. Chief Stoker M. Gallon, P/K. 59221. ing ered The Engineer Officer and 2 E.R.A.s having been killci and all the other E.R.A.S having been wounded, this rating became in charge of the engineroom department. He showed great initiative and resource by letting the steam out of the boilers at a critical time, thereby saving the ship from running on to a sandbank opposite Dunkirk. He subsequently showed great calmness and presence of mind in doing all he could to save the ship and to keep the Captain informed of the state of affairs DSM D.S.M. below. He was the last rating to leave the ship. Recommended for decoration. Sick Berth Attendant A. Keller D/X.6785. When faced with a large number of wounded under heavy fire, carried out his duties with the utmost calm, M deliberation and efficiency. P.S.M.M Recommended for mention. Petty Officer Steward J. Lysaght, D/L.13388. IDSM This rating showed great initiative and resource in getting wounded men from HAVANT to AEGIR. He took charge well and set a fine example. Recommended for decoration.	Aegir Anthony Endeavour Ivanhoe Success Burnell-Nugent Dover Gallon Keller Last Lysaght Page right Steward

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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. HAVANT - Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent
D.S.C., R.N
first trip, while alongside home 1,500 troops in all. On the the
HAVANT 2 trips made she 3 brought trips including 2 to the beaches.
3rd embark during an intense Dunkirk pier waiting for On
assistance. off offall the troops (about to
IVANHOE Having amidships taken and on fire so steamed out she saw her
to struck aerial bombardment, troops
including subjected many wounded) to HAVAN proceeded for Dover, 500
bombing bombs in the from hore batteries. She level
soon and bombardment intense di bombing, high and low but wa
by 2 which fell engineroom, and then a large delay was action hit
bomb, about 50 yards ahead of ship, exploded
right underneath her.
Further bombing caused more underwater damage and
HAVANT finally rolled over and sank after the troops and
crew had transferred to AEGIR
Recommendations.
OFFICER.
Lieutenant Commander Anthony Frank Burnell-Nugent, D.S.C., R.N.
Evacuated troops from the beaches and from Dunkirk
during heavy bombardment. When his ship had been heavily
damaged by bombs, made every endeavour to save her when
still subject to intense aerial attack, though without
success.
D.S.C,
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
Chief Stoker M. Gallon, P/K. 59221.
ing
ered
The Engineer Officer and 2 E.R.A.s having been killci
and all the other E.R.A.S having been wounded, this
rating became in charge of the engineroom department.
He showed great initiative and resource by letting the
steam out of the boilers at a critical time, thereby
saving the ship from running on to a sandbank opposite
Dunkirk. He subsequently showed great calmness and
presence of mind in doing all he could to save the ship
and to keep the Captain informed of the state of affairs
DSM D.S.M.
below. He was the last rating to leave the ship.
Recommended for decoration.
Sick Berth Attendant A. Keller D/X.6785.
When faced with a large number of wounded under
heavy fire, carried out his duties with the utmost calm,
M
deliberation and efficiency.
P.S.M.M
Recommended for mention.
Petty Officer Steward J. Lysaght, D/L.13388.
IDSM
This rating showed great initiative and resource in
getting wounded men from HAVANT to AEGIR. He took charge
well and set a fine example.
Recommended for decoration.