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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201	Log in to enlarge	CONFIDENTIAL 175 III It is B) opinion that the behaviour of the ships company during those operations was excellent and I consider that the foll via: are deserving X a mention In despatches. Lioutenant Commander H.S.F.Tuendie for continuoing his duties as G.C. and First Licutement for two hours after Doing sounded. Loading Saman A.W.Saunders.P/SSX 15630 and S.H. 2 continuing without rollef cobarting troops under difficult 0 aditions irs 1600 until 2200 after their ship had sailed the La Panno. Stoker Patty Officer B.Taichart PE 50694 la charge of No.3 Boller Road who used initiative in shutting down the Dollor quickly and keeping a tan running thus onabling extent of damage to DO found out,when the whole ship was shaking from the explosions and splintors had damaged his compartment. I have the Heacur to be Sir E ADMIRA Your Obstiont Servant 15 JUN 1940 FOVER (Sgd) W.R. MARSHALL ADCANE Mas Officer Commanding At Dover ( Cipy to Captain D,1st,Destroyer Flotilla) None of the Officers or non mentioned in my last paragraph has received a modal a decoration a proviously.	Dover Last Saunders

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CONFIDENTIAL
175
III
It is B) opinion that the behaviour of the ships
company during those operations was excellent and I consider
that the foll via: are deserving X a mention In despatches.
Lioutenant Commander H.S.F.Tuendie for continuoing
his duties as G.C. and First Licutement for two hours
after Doing sounded.
Loading Saman A.W.Saunders.P/SSX 15630 and
S.H. 2 continuing without rollef cobarting
troops under difficult 0 aditions irs 1600 until 2200
after their ship had sailed the La Panno.
Stoker Patty Officer B.Taichart PE 50694 la charge
of No.3 Boller Road who used initiative in shutting down
the Dollor quickly and keeping a tan running thus onabling
extent of damage to DO found out,when the whole ship was
shaking from the explosions and splintors had damaged his
compartment.
I have the Heacur to be
Sir
E
ADMIRA
Your Obstiont Servant
15 JUN 1940
FOVER
(Sgd) W.R. MARSHALL ADCANE
Mas Officer Commanding
At Dover
( Cipy to Captain D,1st,Destroyer Flotilla)
None of the Officers or non mentioned in my last paragraph
has received a modal a decoration a proviously.