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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308	Log in to enlarge	Dynam 3HZ. CONFIDENTIAL - 259 FROM * The Commanding Officer H.U.S. "MONTROSE". DATE * 15th June 1940. TO ... THE VICE-ADMIRAL DOVER. The following report is forwarded in accordance with your memorandum No. BI4/0/1101/40 of 4th June 1940. 2. A report of proceedings from 'Montrose', dated 2nd June was forwarded to the Vice-Admiral Dover on the same date. 3. The following names are submitted in accordance with para 8 of your Memorandum, and are both recommended for mention in Despatches. Temp. Surgeon Lieutenant Henry Douglas Lamb 4484 R.N.V.R. Supply Petty Officer William & Johns 0.76 D/WX 50679. The above officer and rating performed particularly good work in dealing with the 28 stretcher cases, 11 of which were serious injuries, embarked in 'Montrose' during the evacuation of B.E.F. troops from Dunkirk. Memorand delay only very recently been received in the ship. in forwarding this report is regretted, but the COMMANINATE Marry COMMAND DOVER	Montrose Douglas Dover

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Dynam 3HZ.
CONFIDENTIAL
- 259
FROM *** The Commanding Officer H.U.S. "MONTROSE".
DATE *** 15th June 1940.
TO
...
THE VICE-ADMIRAL DOVER.
The following report is forwarded in accordance with your
memorandum No. BI4/0/1101/40 of 4th June 1940.
2. A report of proceedings from 'Montrose', dated 2nd June
was forwarded to the Vice-Admiral Dover on the same date.
3. The following names are submitted in accordance with para 8
of your Memorandum, and are both recommended for mention in Des-
patches.
Temp. Surgeon Lieutenant Henry Douglas Lamb 4484 R.N.V.R.
Supply Petty Officer William & Johns 0.76 D/WX 50679.
The above officer and rating performed particularly good work
in dealing with the 28 stretcher cases, 11 of which were serious
injuries, embarked in 'Montrose' during the evacuation of B.E.F.
troops from Dunkirk.
Memorand delay only very recently been received in the ship.
in forwarding this report is regretted , but the
COMMANINATE Marry COMMAND
DOVER