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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996	Log in to enlarge	Operation"DYNAMO" our Recommendations of Personnel. Page 97. Yacht ALOUETTE II. H.M. - Sub.Lieutenant Unit Officer. Reginald Edward Lee.R.N.V.R., Recommendations. OFFICER: -Lieutenant Reginald Edward Lee, R.N.V.R. Showed considerable On harbour, executed a successful trip into the surf. p.m.31/5 1/6 in working small judgment boats through off Dunkirk beach Air-raid continued embarking 140 men during an Dunkirk ALOUETTE II was under after nearly 4 hours bombing continuously. aircraft. determination Sub.-Lieutenant Lee displayed one and powers of leadership under great fire. Recommended for mention. RATINGS: Second Hand John W. Fenwick, LT/KX.188753. Kept continuous watch and was indefatigable in the execution of his duties under extremely difficult conditions. Ably assisted the Commanding Officer. Recommended for mention. Able Seaman Frederick Henry Herbert Wyatt. R.N.V.R B.9/1806. h Displayed great coolness under fire when fighting with his Lewis gun. On one occasion he deliberately withheld his fire until the aircraft was within 100 yards range, then scored a number of hits on the aircraft which crashed on the Gravelines Point. Dsm. Recommended for mention.	Alouette II Gravelines Fenwick Frederick Lee Lewis Page Wyatt

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Operation"DYNAMO" our Recommendations of Personnel.
Page 97.
Yacht
ALOUETTE
II.
H.M.
- Sub.Lieutenant Unit Officer. Reginald Edward Lee.R.N.V.R.,
Recommendations.
OFFICER: -Lieutenant Reginald Edward Lee, R.N.V.R.
Showed
considerable
On harbour, executed a successful trip into the surf.
p.m.31/5 1/6 in working small judgment boats through off Dunkirk beach
Air-raid continued embarking 140 men during an Dunkirk
ALOUETTE II was under after
nearly 4 hours bombing
continuously.
aircraft. determination Sub.-Lieutenant Lee displayed one
and powers of leadership under great fire.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS:
Second Hand John W. Fenwick, LT/KX.188753.
Kept continuous watch and was indefatigable in
the execution of his duties under extremely difficult
conditions. Ably assisted the Commanding Officer.
Recommended for mention.
Able Seaman Frederick Henry Herbert Wyatt. R.N.V.R
B.9/1806.
h
Displayed great coolness under fire when
fighting with his Lewis gun. On one occasion he
deliberately withheld his fire until the aircraft was
within 100 yards range, then scored a number of hits
on the aircraft which crashed on the Gravelines Point.
Dsm.
Recommended for mention.