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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1045	Log in to enlarge	Page 143. Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel. Page 142 NAVAL MEDICAL PARTIES. Naval Medical H.M.S. larger personnel PEMBROKE for vessels Officers work on in were drafted from The and and circumstances vessels It happened work efficient, operating of voyaged carried loss that consisting in out the by the whose as whole it civilian party sent of May was most and and casualties, adverse 4th in valuable the June. of signs apprehension of morale, there being a crews were showing parties utmost to in the midst amongst of their the ship's preparations companies. disagreeable These air Medical men of these instil better feeling amongst the did their y accordance with vessels. Their conduct in all officers and their profession. the highest traditions of the cases Serivce was and in Recommendations. FFICER. Surgeon-Commander William Gordon Fitzpatrick. R.N. 5 With his party worked on Dunkirk Mole, in the 386 ST, HELIER, MAID OF ORLEANS, MANX MAN and the PRINCESS MAUD on successive days. He was the E Senior Medical Officer of the whole party from PEMBROKE and showed high organising abilities and leadership, in adition to his efficient personal treatment of casualties. Recommended for mention. RATINGS. S.B.P.O. Harry Munro Hawkins C/Mo 77726. S.B.P.O. (R) Rupert Arthur Lockwood, /MX.49872. T rk S.B.P.O. (R) George Robert Wright, Xo 6227. ic S.B.A. (R) Alfred Baseford. X.8080. he td Recommended for mention. for The tions and	Gordon Maid of Orleans Princess Princess Maud TSS Princess Maud Crews George Gordon Hawkins Maud May Page Senior Wright

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Page 143.
Operation "DYNAMO"
- Recommendations of Personnel. Page 142
NAVAL MEDICAL PARTIES.
Naval
Medical
H.M.S. larger personnel PEMBROKE for vessels Officers work on in were drafted from
The and and circumstances vessels It happened work efficient, operating of voyaged carried loss that consisting in out the by the whose as whole it civilian party sent of May was most and and casualties, adverse 4th in valuable the June.
of signs apprehension of morale, there being a crews were showing
parties utmost to in the midst amongst of their the ship's preparations companies. disagreeable These air Medical
men of these instil better feeling amongst the did their
y
accordance with vessels. Their conduct in all officers and
their profession. the highest traditions of the cases Serivce was and in
Recommendations.
FFICER.
Surgeon-Commander William Gordon Fitzpatrick. R.N.
5
With his party worked on Dunkirk Mole, in the
386
ST, HELIER, MAID OF ORLEANS, MANX MAN and the
PRINCESS MAUD on successive days. He was the
E
Senior Medical Officer of the whole party from
PEMBROKE and showed high organising abilities
and leadership, in adition to his efficient
personal treatment of casualties.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS.
S.B.P.O. Harry Munro Hawkins C/Mo 77726.
S.B.P.O. (R) Rupert Arthur Lockwood, /MX.49872.
T
rk
S.B.P.O. (R) George Robert Wright, Xo 6227.
ic
S.B.A. (R) Alfred Baseford. X.8080.
he
td
Recommended for mention.
for The
tions
and