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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768	Log in to enlarge	Page 44 Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. ALBURY a Lieutenant Commander Colin Henry Corbet Singleton, R.N. off troops ships that had been and Dunkirk harbour. Brought This ship from completed the beaches five trips to Dunkirk. various floats whilst damaged. Used her Assisted Continuously bombing attacks and machine gun fire. and carley under loading troops from the own beaches, boats 14 Recommendations. ICER Lieutenant Commander Colin Henry Corbet -Singleton, R.N. ic Showed great skill and seamanship in all trips, FO D.S.C especially initiative in using his boats and carley floats. Displayed great devotion to duty whilst ship was repeatedly bombed and machine gunned. Recommended for decoration. RATINGS Acting Leading Stoker F. Putt, D/KX.84370. 84370. In addition to carrying out his normal engine room duties over a period of six days, was untiring in his efforts in the ship's cutter gig. Showed great gallantry in saving lives of soldiers by jumping into the sea and cutting their equipment off. Recommended for decoration. Canteen Manager A. Harris. Had only been at sea for one month. Did magnificent work throughout the six days, continually supplying comforts and food for the troops embarked and in addition was invaluable in the First Aid Station in assisting the wounded. D.S.M. Recommended for decoration. is H.M.S. DUNDALK - Lieutenant Commander Frederick Arthur Ivone Kirkpatrick, R.N. (Ret.). This ship was employed in embarking troops from the beaches and Dunkirk. Recommendation. RATING. Able Seaman W. T. Elmslie, D/RHRY 19014 employed in boats embarking troops whilst from the in OF beaches. Was By his initiative and judgment lives. charge of whaler was able to save many Recommended for advancement.	Aid Albury Dundalk Elmslie Frederick Harris Kirkpatrick Page Putt

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Page 44
Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
ALBURY a Lieutenant Commander Colin Henry Corbet
Singleton, R.N.
off troops ships that had been and Dunkirk harbour. Brought
This ship from completed the beaches five trips to Dunkirk.
various floats whilst damaged. Used her Assisted
Continuously bombing attacks and machine gun fire.
and carley under loading troops from the own beaches, boats
14
Recommendations.
ICER
Lieutenant Commander Colin Henry Corbet -Singleton, R.N.
ic
Showed great skill and seamanship in all trips,
FO
D.S.C
especially initiative in using his boats and carley
floats. Displayed great devotion to duty whilst
ship was repeatedly bombed and machine gunned.
Recommended for decoration.
RATINGS
Acting Leading Stoker F. Putt, D/KX.84370. 84370.
In addition to carrying out his normal engine
room duties over a period of six days, was untiring
in his efforts in the ship's cutter gig. Showed
great gallantry in saving lives of soldiers by
jumping into the sea and cutting their equipment off.
Recommended for decoration.
Canteen Manager A. Harris.
Had only been at sea for one month. Did
magnificent work throughout the six days, continually
supplying comforts and food for the troops embarked
and in addition was invaluable in the First Aid
Station in assisting the wounded.
D.S.M.
Recommended for decoration.
is
H.M.S.
DUNDALK
- Lieutenant Commander Frederick Arthur Ivone
Kirkpatrick, R.N. (Ret.).
This ship was employed in embarking troops from the
beaches and Dunkirk.
Recommendation.
RATING.
Able Seaman W. T. Elmslie, D/RHRY 19014
employed in boats embarking troops whilst from the in
OF
beaches. Was By his initiative and judgment lives.
charge of whaler was able to save many
Recommended for advancement.