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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osure to Commanding Officer H.M.S. "Impulsive"s" letter of 5.6.40 |
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osure to Commanding Officer H.M.S. "Impulsive"s" letter of 5.6.40 52 62 mmended for Decoration. Officer: Licutenant-Commander John David Lowis Williams, Royal Navy, for organisation and devotion to duty in superintending the embarbation of troops from the East Pier and the beaches of Dunkirk between Salls May 28th and Dalla May 31st. Ratings: Frank William Knight, Able Seaman, P/J 102492, for bravery and dovotion to duty. When the ship was being attacked by machine guns from the air he personally threw overboard three ready-use 427 cartridges which had been set alight by tracer bullets. AS gun-layer of B gun he armed his crow with rifles to engage the enemy after his gun had been put out of action. Thomas Henry Heath, Leading Seaman, P/JX 155195, for initiative and devotion to duty when employed as comain of the whaler used to bring off troops from the beaches on May 28th and May 31st. Albert George Tullet, Leading Seaman, P/JX 129610, for initiative and devotion to duty when employed as coxwain of the whaler used for bringing off troops from the beaches on May 28th, and for devotion to duty when Gunlayer of 025 Machine Gun during heavy machine gun attack from the air on May 28th. amended for Mention in Despatches. Officers: Lieutenant (3) Ralph Grey, Royal Navy, for organisation in maintaining the Engine Room Department efficiently during four trips to Dunkirk at full speed, and for devotion to duty and shafts had been damaged by grounding on an uncharted wreck in keeping the ship under weigh on one engine, when both propellor: on May 31st. Mr.Alan John Macmillan, Gunner (T), Royal Navy, for machine attack, and for devotion to duty whilst directing organising efficient repairs to electrical damage caused by the fire gun of 025 Machine Duns during a heavy machine gun attack from the air on May 28th. Ratings: Clement Starling, Leading Seaman R.F.R., P/B 18157, for devotion to duty whilst Gunlayer of 025 Machine Gan during heavy machine gun attack from the air on May 28th. Eber George Osborne, Able Seanan, P/J 98753, for attack from the air on May 28th, and whilst employed an boatkeeper devotion to duty whilst Lowis Gunner during heavy machine gun in boats used to embark troops from beaches on May Slst.