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DETAILS OF OFFICERS AND MED RECOMMENDED.
ioutenant Clifford Woodruff Carter, R.D.
ub-Lieutenant Wilfrith Francis Chanberlain Elstob.
urgeon-Licutenent Janes Frederick Deman, II.B., B.Ch.
.L/Sea. Mansel Richard Powell. P/SSX.15101.
..L./Sea. Alfred Solon. P/JX.141609.
Petty Officer Hyacinth Alec Coorge Man. P/JX.131408.
Royal Victoria Hodal.
1.L/Sea Gordon Sinons Modully. P/3102728.
L.S. & C.C. Medal.
A.L/Sea Arthur Standers. P/J.105542.
A.L/Sea John Thomas Cody. P/JX.134308.
Chief Petty Officer Featherstone, Bortie. P/J.55642.
B.V. 4.7. Hodals.
L.S. & C.C. liodal.
Petty Officer Goorge Boward Stednan. P/JX.123056.
Petty Officer J. Sidnner, John Edward Alfred. P/JX.135042.
Chief E.R.A.I. Alfred Thomas Stday. P/IN.31204.
British the & Victory Modal.
L.S. & C.C. Modal.
E.R.A.4. George Bertrand Cannell. P/UX.54792.
A./Yoo. William Frederick Sear. P/JX.120492.
L./Sto. Thomas Villian Pickerscill. P/EX.70037.
Sto.l. Villian Sidney Breest Brown. P/EX.98422.
S.B.A. Bhard Welch. R.B.A. S.B.R. X.7511.

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DETAILS OF OFFICERS AND NEW RECOMMENDED.
Lieutenant Clifford Woodruff Carter, R.N.
Sub-Lieutenant Wilfrith Francis Chamberlain Elstob.
Surgeon-Lieutenant James Frederick Newman, U.B., B.Ch.
A.L/Sea. Mansel Richard Powell. P/SSX.15191.
A.L./Sea. Alfred Solen. P/JX.141699.
Petty Officer Hyacinth Alec George Adam. P/JX.131408.
Royal Victoria Medal.
A.L/Sea Gordon Sinons McAully. P/J102728.
L.S. & G.C. Medal.
A.L/Sea Arthur Saunders. P/J.105542.
A.L/Sea John Thomas Cody. P/JX.134308.
Chief Petty Officer Featherstone, Bertie. P/J.55642.
B.V. & T. liedals.
L.S. & G.C. Medal.
Petty Officer George Edward Stedman. P/JX.123936.
Petty Officer J. Skinner, John Edward Alfred. P/JX.135042.
Chief E.R.A.1. Alfred Thomas Sidey. P/11.31204.
British hr & Victory Medal.
L.S. & C.C. Medal.
E.R.A.4. George Bertrand Cannell. P/NX.54792.
A./Yeo. William Frederick Sear. P/JX.129492.
L./Sto. Thomas William Pickerscill. P/KX.76937.
Sto.l. William Sidney Ernest Brown. P/TX.92422.
S.B.A. Edward Welch. R.N.A. S.B.R. X.7341.

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In the afternoon of the 3rd June orders were received to be prepared to proceed to Dunkirk but these were later cancelled.
In the evening of the 4th June orders were received to proceed to Tilbury. At Tilbury on the 5th June orders were given to destore at Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, and to proceed to Surrey Commercial Docks.
The dock was entered at 1530 and the ship handed over to the Port of London
Authorities.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Donald H.,Sife.
Lieutenant. R.N.
VICE AUMTRAL TRAL
11 JUN 1940
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I applied to the Destroyer for instructions who told me to
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proceed back with the injured man.
After we had proceeded about 5 miles, another large tug (I believe one of Watkins) picked us up and towed us back to Ramsgate where we arrived at about 11. 30 on Saturday morning. When we arrived at Ramsgate, a launch took the injured man ashore and a second boat landed the other members and I was sent to Pebble Bay, to await further instructions.
It is interesting to note that the Stoker with the broken leg was on watch in the boiler room at the time of the explosion and was blown out of the stokehold before he found himself in the water.
My crew consisted of twomen only as under:-
Captain - W. Watson. 10 Victoria Street, Strood. Kent.
Mate -
A. Hall. lives aboard the barge.