TNA / ADM 199 xxx

TNA ADM 199 xxx

Collection details

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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Despatch II	1
Dolphin's Power Boat	3
Malcolm	5
Queen of Thanet	29
Pangbourne, Recommendations	29
N.O.I.C., Ramagate - Report	30
N.C.S.O., Ramsgate - Report	36
Tugs < Report by Lieut. Robinson	39
Lady Brassey	43
Clen Avon - Recommendations	47
Impulaive	49
Viny	54
Lady Cable	61
liebe	93
Miger - Recommendations RYGATE	95
Sub-Lient. Satterford ("Ryotate II*)	99
Sub-Ideut. Bonham	103
Lieut. Holman	106
lieut-Commander Clements	109
Sub-Lieut. Clarke	115
Codrington 11C Recommendations	119
City of Christchurch	122
L.C.C. 21	134
L.L.C. 22	136
L.L.C. 12	138
: 9 (Ing)	139
Tenomous	141
lart	147
folsey	149
/ivacious	152
Ramagate - Graph	158
1.0.S., an	160
Hinchester - Recommendations	166
larvester	168
cumander-in-Command, M.R. Motilla }	169
lew Prince of Wales
reyhound	176
renade - Loss of	179
	200
ong	205
aguar carus	210
itaroy - Recommendations	231
hitahed	233
ebe - Recommendations	234
peedwell - Recommendations	236
Abb's	243
t. /B 275	250
	254
ndora Dockyard report	255
over A/S B. 6 and 7 and M.L. 100	258
Findred Star and Thrifty	263
Recommendations	265
introse - Loss of	266
with -	272
avelin	273
area Ivina	276
in IV	277
rtsmouth Dockyard graft - Reports	280
th w/s Flotilla - Recommendations	291
anhoe - Recomendations	296
Belle - Recommendations	298
righton out. Mead - Report on	299
rmaiden, etc.	301
trepid - Recommendations	304

Boat City of Christchurch Despatch II Dolphin Lady Brassey Lady Cable Pangbourne Prince Prince of Wales Queen Thrifty Bonham Clarke Clements Holman Malcolm Mead Page Prince Robinson Satterford Wales

Diprams. 230
Bu/e/1251
3.5
No. 3172/212.
FROM:- The Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate.
DATE:-
11th June 1940.
TO:-
Flag Officer Commanding Dover.
RAMSGATE AND MARGATE: DYNAMO PROCEEDINGS.
On receipt of information that operation DYNAMO was likely n
Dynomo 229.
339A
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H.M.S. "Pangbourne"
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Vice Admiral at Grimsby.
Commanding Dover.
10th. June, 1940.
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J.S.
Sir, ive
I have the honour to submit the following names of officers crews and ratings in accordance with your 2049/4/6. Lieut. MacClilland, of
R.N. who although wounded continued to carry out his duties and nds remained in the ship until the completion of the evacuation.
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Ldeut. Tadman, R.N.R. who took charge of the boats r, on the beach and by his coolness under severe bombing was mainly gs responsible for getting some 100 military mix other ranks on board.
Mr. S.C. Wiltshire, Come Engineer who in addition to his normal duties as B.O. and repair officer was of great day assistance in embarking badly wounded stretcher cases from e
the west inner mole at Dunkirk.
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The following two ratings who have since died of wounds are specially mentioned for their devotion to duty and it is by the general wish of the ship's company that their names are forwarded:
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Petty Officer William G. Hoare. P/J 80058.
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Ldg. Stoker Thomas Richards. D/X 65339.
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All hands behaved in the usual service manner during action and it is extremely difficult to pick out any individual, but the following names are submitted for their general bearing er.
and example during the period in harbour whilst carrying out atch temporary repairs, when the nervous strain was increased by on temporary insotivity and uncertainty.
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C.B.R.A. H.C. Warren. D/MX 46398.
P.O.Cook. T.C. Waterhouse. D/MX 49073.
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Yeo. of Signals. F.J. Robertson, D/JX 131329.
(Contd.

Pangbourne Cook Crews Day Dover Hoare Robertson Thomas Warren West