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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254	Log in to enlarge	213 LIST OF RECOMENDATIONS. (Appendiz I to letter of proceedings dated 10th June 1960). The names of the following officers and een are submitted for recommeniation for decorations or contion in despatches for the vork they carried out during the evacuation of the allied troops from Dunitipl: between 29th my and and June 19404-> of Lieutenant Commonder Hunrd Gregoon HOPER, Strentive Officer, who by his example of coolness and unfailing checrfulness, lapt the ship's company in good heart and also by his good organisation smobled the embarkation of treeps, both from the benches and from to proceed as fast as WAS possible under the eiversances and prevented any unavoidable delays. 3. Lieutenant Derek real VILLAN should great coolness and bravery during the periodical air attacks on 29th my while be vas in charge of the notor bont towing shalers and Carley floats from Bray beach to the ships 4 Surgeon Moutemnt Richard Plant COLDRAY, displayed great coolness during the periodical air raids, and at all times carried on with his work of attending to the wounded and commulties, rendering such relief and assistance during the passages from Dunkin's D. The following heade of departments by their emaple or untiring energy and cheerfulness during this exceptionally difficult period, kept the spirite of their subordinates at a very high level and thereby mintained their departments at their usual peace the efficiency++ Reginald Fronk TOPPER, 94060. Lionel Starin HILES, 20015. Horece Frederick GODDARD, Chestos.P/K 56856. Joseph Billiam Predarick NERMS, PaOeg P/J 100790. Frank HARPINID, ChaP+O+Tely P/J 96718 William George A/Y00 Bign, P/JR 136910. marked 6. attention to duty by his almost continual presence in Frederick Albert DAY, P.O.Cook, 2/8 88606, displayed the galley for three days and nights, providing food and hot drinks for the ship's company and the evacuated soldiere. : Albort Thomas 154889, Epio Richard PORTON, 14106, displayed and marked seal and energy by readning in charge of soth may. boats in spite of the fact that relief commains were their from 8130 until 0700 on the night of Thursday detailed to annist there	Cook Day Frederick George Goddard May Seal Thomas

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LIST OF RECOMENDATIONS.
(Appendiz I to letter of proceedings dated 10th June 1960).
The names of the following officers and een are
submitted for recommeniation for decorations or contion in
despatches for the vork they carried out during the evacuation
of the allied troops from Dunitipl: between 29th my and
and June 19404->
of
Lieutenant Commonder Hunrd Gregoon HOPER, Strentive
Officer, who by his example of coolness and unfailing
checrfulness, lapt the ship's company in good heart and also
by his good organisation smobled the embarkation of treeps,
both from the benches and from to proceed as
fast as WAS possible under the eiversances and prevented
any unavoidable delays.
3.
Lieutenant Derek real VILLAN should great coolness
and bravery during the periodical air attacks on 29th my while
be vas in charge of the notor bont towing shalers and Carley
floats from Bray beach to the ships
4
Surgeon Moutemnt Richard Plant COLDRAY,
displayed great coolness during the periodical air raids, and
at all times carried on with his work of attending to the
wounded and commulties, rendering such relief and assistance
during the passages from Dunkin's
D.
The following heade of departments by their emaple
or untiring energy and cheerfulness during this exceptionally
difficult period, kept the spirite of their subordinates at a
very high level and thereby mintained their departments at
their usual peace the efficiency++
Reginald Fronk TOPPER, 94060.
Lionel Starin HILES, 20015.
Horece Frederick GODDARD, Chestos.P/K 56856.
Joseph Billiam Predarick NERMS, PaOeg P/J 100790.
Frank HARPINID, ChaP+O+Tely P/J 96718
William George A/Y00 Bign, P/JR 136910.
marked 6. attention to duty by his almost continual presence in
Frederick Albert DAY, P.O.Cook, 2/8 88606, displayed
the galley for three days and nights, providing food and hot
drinks for the ship's company and the evacuated soldiere.
:
Albort Thomas 154889,
Epio Richard PORTON, 14106,
displayed and marked seal and energy by readning in charge of
soth may. boats in spite of the fact that relief commains were
their from 8130 until 0700 on the night of Thursday
detailed to annist there