A working collection of Admiralty Operation Dynamo material whose full ADM 199 catalogue reference is still being identified.
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199/xxx. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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3 36 No. 3173/15. APPENDIX I. RANSGATE AND MARGATE : DYNANO OPERATION. RECOMMENDS FOR AWARDS. (ii) all Beyond the first recommends forwarded under my 3095/15 of y the 3rd June, which I was personally able to check and verify, It it has not proved possible to check up on any outstanding act. without is knowledge of every other mans' work. Because of this, all felt to be unfair merely to pick out one or two reported cases, reports received to date from any individual Officer, whether in command or otherwise, are forwarded as Appendix 3. in accordance nst with H.G.O. 448. 7 oti BASE AWARDS. difficult hours and, in addition, all Executive Officers who of throughout I a trying and difficult week. They all worked long could and cannot speak too highly of the conduct of my Base officers : of of be spared, made one or more trips to the beaches. The Heads could Base Departments showed that their different organisations strain. stand up to the handling of very large numbers without 2. pleasure to bring to your notice the following Officers and ratings:- AS representative of the Base Staff, it gives no great (A) LIBUTENANT COMMANDER R.N. (RET) MAINTENANCE LIBUTENANT COMMANDER "MERRIE ENGLAND". ST. JOHN GEORGE HANSON PITT. Officer met successfully all the many demands made upon his For in "Merrie England" Barracks. Throughout the entire outstanding zeal and devotion to duty as Maintenance operation he accomodated and detailed all ratings lent, snack turned department. the building He into a easualty clearing station, returned ran Naval bars part of depots with the aid of local residents, hitch to their and clothing and survivors in large numbers without of the casualties depots and successfully competed with each new aspect situation. (B) TEMPORARY PAYMASTER SUB. LIEUTENANT, R.N.V.R. MAXWELL KERR HAMILTON. ASSISTANT SECRETARY. Officer, to and take charge of a temporary the instituted whole For normally Assistant Secretary in my Office, Office was sent outstanding seal and devotion to duty. This young to for the Officer on duty with only odd hours snatched of for Naval and Margate prepare sent to take charge there. Throughout sleep meals, maintaining landed there, arranging burials, accomodation, he successfully transport, time he remained his Office with a complete record personnel casualties, stores and provisions, all of which coped with despite his limited experience. (c) TEMPORARY LIEUTENANT R.N.V.R. GEORGE CHRISTOPHER NEYMAN. For outstanding zeal and devotion operation. to duty while He received acting as and Pier Officer at vessels Margate sent throughout there, arranged the re-servicing the Military. for coal, fue despatched fuel and provisions, all and acted as liaison with (D) PAYMASTER LIEUTENANT, R.N.V.R. NORMAN WILLIAM COLLOP. ASSISTANT TO BASE ACCOUNTANT OFFICER. This officer was sent to Margate to represent Accountant the Base