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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859	Log in to enlarge	743 Page 136 Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. RATINGS. Yeoman of Signals J. Collier, C/o 69513 (H.M.S. LYNX). Chief Yeoman of S1 male F. Laister, O/J.69665 H.M.S. KEITH). These two signal ratings, working with Rear Admiral Wake-Walker (Rear Admiral, Dover) carried out exceptionally good work under very trying and difficult conditions afloat off the coast, under fire. Recommended for docoration. The ratings employed ashore on the coast, and in Dunkirk were subjected to a considerable ordeal. The following are selected from the large number employed, for conspicuous devotion to duty under fire. Signalman Arthur Waters JX.142009. Signalman J. Mulheron, JX.183281. Signalman D. W. Simmons, JX.133346. Able Seaman William C. Grainger, SSX.22139 Acting Petty Officer E. W. Spickett, JX.12846 Able Seaman J. W. Swales, JX.152505 Able Seaman G. A. Hall (J.43442) B.21047 Signalman E. Robinson, ESD,1704 +V.P.) Able Seaman R. Lancaster, JX.129630 Able Seaman C. L. Fletcher, D.961 hile Able Seaman T. D. D. Sones, JX.145091 , Ordinary Seaman F. W. Garrott, JX.172487 rom Leading Seaman H. J. Spanton, J.114468 and Able Seaman John Doig, SSX.20706 Able Seaman H. Fletcher (J.99712) ers, B.23221 Able Seaman C. Foster, D.112 Able Seaman G. F. Nixon, oughout, 25222 on of Able Seaman R. Fry, JX.144641 Able Seaman R. L. Fraser, SSX.24037 Potty Officer S. L. Parker, Stoker F. Coltman, P.O. J.84930 KX.88357 en. R.N. Recommended for decoration. N.O. inc.). duty in during a ntly long hours alties and y crews, yacht and took part. al orders and craft, and Quays, which he sued to the ation. Since/ is 1	Crews Dover Fletcher Foster Fraser Laister Long Page Parker Robinson Wake Wake-Walker Walker Yeoman

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743
Page 136
Operation "DYNAMO"
-
Recommendations of Personnel.
RATINGS.
Yeoman of Signals J. Collier, C/o 69513 (H.M.S. LYNX).
Chief Yeoman of S1 male F. Laister, O/J.69665 H.M.S. KEITH).
These two signal ratings, working with Rear
Admiral Wake-Walker (Rear Admiral, Dover) carried
out exceptionally good work under very trying and
difficult conditions afloat off the coast, under
fire.
Recommended for docoration.
The ratings employed ashore on the coast, and
in Dunkirk were subjected to a considerable ordeal.
The following are selected from the large
number employed, for conspicuous devotion to duty
under fire.
Signalman Arthur Waters JX.142009.
Signalman J. Mulheron, JX.183281.
Signalman D. W. Simmons, JX.133346.
Able Seaman William C. Grainger,
SSX.22139
Acting Petty Officer E. W. Spickett, JX.12846
Able Seaman J. W. Swales,
JX.152505
Able Seaman G. A. Hall (J.43442)
B.21047
Signalman E. Robinson,
ESD,1704
+V.P.)
Able Seaman R. Lancaster,
JX.129630
Able Seaman C. L. Fletcher,
D.961
hile
Able Seaman T. D. D. Sones,
JX.145091
,
Ordinary Seaman F. W. Garrott,
JX.172487
rom
Leading Seaman H. J. Spanton,
J.114468
and
Able Seaman John Doig,
SSX.20706
Able Seaman H. Fletcher (J.99712)
ers,
B.23221
Able Seaman C. Foster,
D.112
Able Seaman G. F. Nixon,
oughout,
25222
on of
Able Seaman R. Fry,
JX.144641
Able Seaman R. L. Fraser,
SSX.24037
Potty Officer S. L. Parker,
Stoker F. Coltman,
P.O. J.84930
KX.88357
en. R.N.
Recommended for decoration.
N.O. inc.).
duty in
during a
ntly long hours
alties and
y crews,
yacht and
took part.
al orders and
craft, and
Quays, which he
sued to the
ation.
Since/ is
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