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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1041	Log in to enlarge	Page 143. Page 138 ation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. and Margate Base the brunt Since the of he has borne organising Charge Offices, and Naval of himself in working during Officer's adviser on all problems as an as well utenant Commander St. Maintenance John George Hanson Pitt,R.Ns Lieut.Cdr. MERRIE ENGLAND (Retd.) Maintenance in MERRIE ENGLAND Barracks. For outstanding Officer zeal and devotion to duty as Throughout demands the operation he met successfully all the many made upon his department. He accommodated and detailed all ratings lent, turned part of the building into a casualty clearing station, ran snack bars and clothing depots with the aid of local residents, returned Naval casualties and survivors in large numbers without hitch to their depots and successfully competed with each new aspect of the situation. Recommended for decoration. Temporary Paymaster Sub. Lieutenant Maxwell Kerr Hamilton, R.N.V.R (Assistant Secry). For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty. This young officer, normally Assistant Secretary in my office, was sent to Margate to prepare and take charge of a temporary office instituted for the officer sent to take charge there. Throughout the whole time he remained on duty with only odd hours snatched for sleep and meals, maintaining his office with a complete record of Naval personnel landed there, arranging burials, accommodation, of which he successfully coped with despite his transport, casualties, stores and provisions, all limited experience. Recommended for decoration. Temporary Lieutenant George Christopher Newman, R.N.V.R. For outstanding Officer at Margate throughout all vessels zeal and devotion to duty the while acting as Pier coal, fuel operation. sent the and provisions, there, and Military. Recommended for mention. Paymaster Lieutenant Normal William to Officer) (Assistant was sent to Margate took shargent and all the Base accountant This Accountant officer duties, Officer provisions, there. stores and cash most/	Aid England George Hamilton Newman Page Young

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Page 143.
Page 138
ation "DYNAMO"
-
Recommendations of Personnel.
and Margate Base
the brunt Since the of he has borne
organising Charge Offices, and Naval of
himself in working during Officer's
adviser on all
problems as an
as well
utenant
Commander St. Maintenance John George Hanson Pitt,R.Ns
Lieut.Cdr. MERRIE ENGLAND (Retd.)
Maintenance in MERRIE ENGLAND Barracks.
For outstanding Officer zeal and devotion to duty as
Throughout demands the operation he met successfully all the
many made upon his department. He accommod-
ated and detailed all ratings lent, turned part of
the building into a casualty clearing station, ran
snack bars and clothing depots with the aid of local
residents, returned Naval casualties and survivors
in large numbers without hitch to their depots and
successfully competed with each new aspect of the
situation.
Recommended for decoration.
Temporary Paymaster Sub. Lieutenant Maxwell Kerr Hamilton, R.N.V.R
(Assistant Secry).
For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty. This
young officer, normally Assistant Secretary in my
office, was sent to Margate to prepare and take
charge of a temporary office instituted for the
officer sent to take charge there. Throughout the
whole time he remained on duty with only odd hours
snatched for sleep and meals, maintaining his
office with a complete record of Naval personnel
landed there, arranging burials, accommodation,
of which he successfully coped with despite his
transport, casualties, stores and provisions, all
limited experience.
Recommended for decoration.
Temporary Lieutenant George Christopher Newman, R.N.V.R.
For outstanding Officer at Margate throughout all vessels
zeal and devotion to duty the while
acting as Pier coal, fuel
operation. sent the
and provisions, there, and
Military.
Recommended for mention.
Paymaster Lieutenant Normal William to Officer) (Assistant
was sent to Margate took shargent and all the
Base accountant This Accountant officer duties, Officer provisions, there. stores and cash most/