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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1024	Log in to enlarge	Operation "DYNAMO" Recommendations of Personnel. Page 121 tch skoot FREDANJA skoot - Lieutenant Commander Kenneth Warden machine-gun beaches This and attacks also was in employed evacuating in landing troops. stores Bombing Stewart, the R.N. damage occurred was due caused to machine by near gunning. misses. on and Recommendations. FFICER. Lieutenant-Commander Kenneth Warden Stewart. R.N. under devotion bombing,determination,and Showed to great duty in of stores whilst off the beaches. in the landing Recommended for mention. RATINGS. Petty Officer Thomas A. Willins P/J.100988. Showed great coolness, efficiency and devotion to duty during the bombing and machine gun attacks, and calm. by his leadership was able to keep the troops Recommended for mention. E.R.A. 4th Class, Jack S. Ambrose. P/MX.65337. By his efficiency and devotion to duty was able to keep the engines running although damaged by bombing attacks. Recommended for mention. Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HILDA - Lieutenant Archibald Gray. R.N. The HILDA carried out 3 trips to the beaches and Dunkirk, during the first 2 of which she operated more than 48 hours continuously off the beaches, for long periods under heavy air attack. OFFICERS. Recommendations. Lng tai Lieutenant Archibald Gray, R.N. to embark troops off success. the beach More than at Bray 1,000 Dunes troops The seamanlike efforts marked with conspicuous mainly transhis ship was bombed. Captain R. and he ferred to other ships THE under convoyed the a orders flotilla of of motor boats	Fredanja Hilda Success Ambrose Gray Long Page Stewart Thomas

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Operation "DYNAMO"
Recommendations of Personnel.
Page 121
tch skoot FREDANJA skoot - Lieutenant Commander Kenneth Warden
machine-gun beaches This and attacks also was in employed evacuating in landing troops. stores Bombing Stewart, the R.N.
damage occurred was due caused to machine by near gunning. misses. on and
Recommendations.
FFICER.
Lieutenant-Commander Kenneth Warden Stewart. R.N.
under devotion bombing ,determination,and
Showed to great duty in
of stores whilst off the beaches. in the landing
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
Petty Officer Thomas A. Willins P/J.100988.
Showed great coolness, efficiency and devotion
to duty during the bombing and machine gun attacks,
and calm. by his leadership was able to keep the troops
Recommended for mention.
E.R.A. 4th Class, Jack S. Ambrose. P/MX.65337.
By his efficiency and devotion to duty was able
to keep the engines running although damaged by
bombing attacks.
Recommended for mention.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HILDA - Lieutenant Archibald Gray. R.N.
The HILDA carried out 3 trips to the beaches and
Dunkirk, during the first 2 of which she operated more
than 48 hours continuously off the beaches, for long
periods under heavy air attack.
OFFICERS.
Recommendations.
Lng
tai
Lieutenant Archibald Gray, R.N.
to embark troops off success. the
beach More than at Bray 1,000 Dunes troops
The seamanlike efforts marked with conspicuous mainly trans-
his ship was bombed. Captain R. and he
ferred to other ships THE
under convoyed the a orders flotilla of of motor boats