TNA / ADM 199 xxx

TNA ADM 199 xxx

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TNA ADM 199 xxx

A working collection of Admiralty Operation Dynamo material whose full ADM 199 catalogue reference is still being identified.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: ADM 199 xxx

Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/xxx. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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35	Log in to enlarge	Diprams. 230 Bu/e/1251 3.5 No. 3172/212. FROM:- The Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. DATE:- 11th June 1940. TO:- Flag Officer Commanding Dover. RAMSGATE AND MARGATE: DYNAMO PROCEEDINGS. On receipt of information that operation DYNAMO was likely n Dynomo 229. 339A at orts tions H.M.S. "Pangbourne" ps Vice Admiral at Grimsby. Commanding Dover. 10th. June, 1940. led J.S. Sir, ive I have the honour to submit the following names of officers crews and ratings in accordance with your 2049/4/6. Lieut. MacClilland, of R.N. who although wounded continued to carry out his duties and nds remained in the ship until the completion of the evacuation. n Ldeut. Tadman, R.N.R. who took charge of the boats r, on the beach and by his coolness under severe bombing was mainly gs responsible for getting some 100 military mix other ranks on board. Mr. S.C. Wiltshire, Come Engineer who in addition to his normal duties as B.O. and repair officer was of great day assistance in embarking badly wounded stretcher cases from e the west inner mole at Dunkirk. e The following two ratings who have since died of wounds are specially mentioned for their devotion to duty and it is by the general wish of the ship's company that their names are forwarded: ning y Petty Officer William G. Hoare. P/J 80058. a al Ldg. Stoker Thomas Richards. D/X 65339. e All hands behaved in the usual service manner during action and it is extremely difficult to pick out any individual, but the following names are submitted for their general bearing er. and example during the period in harbour whilst carrying out atch temporary repairs, when the nervous strain was increased by on temporary insotivity and uncertainty. her C.B.R.A. H.C. Warren. D/MX 46398. P.O.Cook. T.C. Waterhouse. D/MX 49073. ut Yeo. of Signals. F.J. Robertson, D/JX 131329. (Contd.	Pangbourne Cook Crews Day Dover Hoare Robertson Thomas Warren West

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Diprams. 230
Bu/e/1251
3.5
No. 3172/212.
FROM:- The Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate.
DATE:-
11th June 1940.
TO:-
Flag Officer Commanding Dover.
RAMSGATE AND MARGATE : DYNAMO PROCEEDINGS.
On receipt of information that operation DYNAMO was likely
n
Dynomo 229.
339A
at
orts
tions
H.M.S. "Pangbourne"
ps
Vice Admiral
at Grimsby.
Commanding Dover.
10th. June, 1940.
led
J.S.
Sir,
ive
I have the honour to submit the following names of officers
crews
and ratings in accordance with your 2049/4/6. Lieut. MacClilland,
of
R.N. who although wounded continued to carry out his duties and
nds
remained in the ship until the completion of the evacuation.
n
Ldeut. Tadman, R.N.R. who took charge of the boats
r,
on the beach and by his coolness under severe bombing was mainly
gs
responsible for getting some 100 military mix other ranks on board.
Mr. S.C. Wiltshire, Come Engineer who in addition
to his normal duties as B.O. and repair officer was of great
day
assistance in embarking badly wounded stretcher cases from
e
the west inner mole at Dunkirk.
e
The following two ratings who have since died of
wounds are specially mentioned for their devotion to duty and it
is by the general wish of the ship's company that their names
are forwarded:
ning
y
Petty Officer William G. Hoare. P/J 80058.
a
al
Ldg. Stoker Thomas Richards. D/X 65339.
e
All hands behaved in the usual service manner during
action and it is extremely difficult to pick out any individual,
but the following names are submitted for their general bearing
er.
and example during the period in harbour whilst carrying out
atch
temporary repairs, when the nervous strain was increased by
on
temporary insotivity and uncertainty.
her
C.B.R.A. H.C. Warren. D/MX 46398.
P.O.Cook. T.C. Waterhouse. D/MX 49073.
ut
Yeo. of Signals. F.J. Robertson, D/JX 131329.
(Contd.