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H.M.S. CODRINGTON (continued).
times and the only time when spirits and energy began to
flag was when continuous lack of sleep had greatly reduced
the vitality of everyone. A rest quickly restored
efficiency.
The following ratings are recommended for decoration.
BEACH PARTY.
Leading Seaman William Frederick Lionel Perry, D/JX.136417.
Able Seaman Leonard William Crausaz, D/SSX.23384.
Able Seaman Henry Bernard Robert Burns Butcher, D/JX.145695.
Able Seaman Thomas George Stanyer, D/J.106344.
Able Seaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., MD/X.1950.
Seaman William Beer, R.N.R., X.20873.
Ordinary Seaman Ronald Leslie Buck, R.N.V.R., BDH.1739.
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.N.V.R., LD5/X.3548.
BOATS' CREWS:
Leading Seaman Archibald Sandison, D/JX.139163.
Leading Seaman Douglas Nicholas, D/JX.137869.
Leading Stoker Albert Loomes, D/KX.81236.
Seaman John Tyreman, R.N.R., X.19797A.
Able Seaman Wilfred Edward Green, D/SSX.19925.
Able Seaman Ethelbert Jack Jarvis, D/J.44078.
Able Seaman Harry Murrell, D/J.109760.
Able Seaman William Rogan, 18788A.
Able Seaman Arthur Savage, D/SSX.10494.
Able Seaman Samuel John Williams, D/J.100798.
Able Seaman Frank Willcox, D/SSX.16241.
Able Seaman Quentin Eugene Kelly Merriless, D/J.43113.
LEWIS GUNNERS:
Able Seaman Henry Claud Curtis, D/J.90128.
Able Seaman John McDonald, D/J.78860.
POM-POM:
Leading Seaman Reginald Charles Wilson, D/JX.136600.
Able Seaman John Higgons, D/SSX.20441.
The following ratings have been selected for
outstanding energy and cheerful performance of duty
and example throughout the period:
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Howard Hodges, D/J.101930.
Chief Yeoman of Signals Edgar Bailey Creech, D/J.88760.
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Reginald Thomas D/J.82044. Arnold,
Supply Petty Officer Arnold Jenkin Lewis, D/MX.46380.
Mr. John Bernard Haddy, Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
C.E.R.A. Harold Duckworth, D/MX.59963 (Late D/M.14514).
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H.M.S. MALCOLM (continued).
RATINGS:
Yeoman of Signals Alfred Charles Halls, C/JX.129457.
For his unvarying coolness, cheerfulness and
accuracy of his work on the bridge under fire.
Recommended for decoration.
The behaviour of the whole ship's company was
excellent both under fire and throughout the operation
during which they showed great powers of endurance.
The following ratings are recommended for decoration:
Chief Petty Officer, Rowland van Lines, C/JX.142401,Pen.11254.
Petty Officer Walter Alfred Reginald Hooper, D/JX.142642.
Petty Officer Arthur George Cooper, C/J.105794.
Petty Officer Ernest William Simpson, C/J.95860.
Note:
These four Petty Officers displayed qualities
of real leadership and the Commanding Officer
considers that the excellent behaviour of the
ship's company is largely due to them.
Leading Seaman James Sowerby, C/JX.109521, R.F.R., B.24792.
Leading Seaman William Alfred Hart, C/JX.130453.
Able Seaman William Albert Clarke, C/J.78426, Pen.25497.
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, 100758, R.F.A.,B.23901.
C.E.R.A. Redvers Woodhead Atkinson, C/MX.47004.
E.R.A. 2nd Class Leslie Allan Gardiner Dyer, C/M.39382.
Stoker 1st Class William Stephen Grimmitt, C/KX.90969.
Petty Officer Steward George Robert Nokes, C/L.6194, Pen.4995.
Recommended for decoration.
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H.M.S.
WOLSEY.
and Lieutenant-Commander Colin Henry Campbell, R.N.
(Decorated for this operation in London
Gazette of 7th June, 1940).
WOLSEY completed 6 round trips to Dunkirk and on one
occasion remained 25 hours in the outer harbour and off-
shore frequently under air attack, as W/T link ship.
Carried a total of 3,650 troops between 0100/28 and 2330/31
when her D/G was out of action and she had to go to
Portsmouth for that and other repairs.
Recommendations.
OFFICER:
Mr. Frederick William Benoy, Gunner, R.N.
This officer was conspicuous for his untiring
work in the boats ferrying from the beaches.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS:
Acting Leading Seaman Dennis Phillip Arthur Gilbert,C/JX.151519.
Able Seaman Thomas Fox, C/SSX.12148.
Able Seaman George William Neicho, C/SS.24676.
Telegraphist Joseph Graham, P/SSX.17539.
Leading Seaman Claude Leslie Williams, C/JX.128094.
Stoker William Reginald Gordon Jones, C/KX.92890.
These men are selected from the boats' crews as
being outstanding for their work in ferrying troops.
Recommended for mention.
E. A. Kenneth Simpson, C/MX.45564.
Leading Seaman Cyril Mackenzie, (LTO) C/J.101310.
Exceptional steadiness and coolness in repairing the
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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recom ndations of Personnel.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HILDA (Continued),
Dunkirk and subsequently, working in conjunction
with a flotilla of small boats at La Panne, was
largely responsible for the embarkation under
difficulties of 5,000 troops in some 12 hours.
During heavy bomb attack rescued a large number of
survivors from KEITH, including 2 British and one
French general officers. Followed this up by
rescuing nearly all the survivors of the SKIPJACK.
On the voyage to United Kingdom similarly rescued
survivors from the personnel vessel SCOTIA which had
been bombed and sunk, only leaving the scene when
other vessels appeared and his own craft was
dangerously overloaded, Returning to Dunkirk,a
further number of troops were taken off the beach,
during which time he was bombed and intermittently
shelled. Captain Pim, the local Senior Officer at
the time of HILDA'S activities, reports most
favourably on the efficient handling and performance
of Lieutenant Gray.
Recommended for decoration.
Sea Cadet Lieutenant Harry Sidmouth Willing.
As First Lieutenant of the HILDA, Lieutenant
Syddons-Willing was indefatigable. He carried out
arduous duties on the beach, assisted vessels
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aground, and personally searched for troops in the
dunes. He was remarked by Senior Officers on the
spot as being outstanding in his conduct.
Recommended for decoration.
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RATINGS.
Acting Petty Officer Leslie Charles Curd, C/JX.155644.
Able Seaman George Edward Godfrey. C/JX.144633.
Petty Officer Curd as coxswain and Able Seaman
Godfrey, were outstanding in everything that they
did. Many seriously wounded men were attended on
board and everything possible was done for the
large number of troops embarked. Conduct of these
2 ratings was exemplary throughout and they showed
great calmness under fire.
Recommended for decoration.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HONDSRUG - Lieutenant Frederick Thomas
Renny, R.N.R.
Completed 4 trips to Dunkirk and the beaches,
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DESTROYERS.
H.M.S. GRAFTON.
Officers:
Lieutenant Hugh Charles James McRea, R.N.
Lieutenant Leslie Edney Blackmore, R.N.
H.M.S. GRENADE.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Richard Courtney Boyle, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant John Bremer Richards Horne, R.N.
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE.
Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John David Lewis Williams, R.N.
H.M.S. JAGUAR.
Commanding Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John Franklin William Hine, R.N.
H.M.S. JAVELIN.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Anthony Follett Pugsley, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant James Isaac Arthur Mitchell, R.N.
Ratings.
Leading Stoker Leslie A. F. Gollop, P/JX.136910
Acting Leading Stoker F. C. Smith, P/JX.138236.
Leading Stoker Robert Keith, P/K.57158.
Stoker Lawrence Robinson, (2nd Class) P/JX.27218.
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Emile Frank Narlaine Deschaineux, R.A.N.
Officers.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Reginald Woodbine Parish, R.N.
Sub. Lieutenant Thomas Keath Metcalfe, R.N.R.
Midshipman Rupert Blackwood Hallowes, R.N.R.
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Able Seaman W.J. Morris,
Able Seaman S. Palmer, P/JX.26097, 148052, Motor
Leading Stoker W.A.S. Horn,
Stoker D.T. Banks, KX/86174, R.F.R., Motor Boats Motor
Able Seaman L.F. Strand, C/J.69009, Motor
Lewis Gunner T.W. Watson, SoSo: DORIEN ROSE.
Able Seaman J. O'Rawe, S.S. DORIEN ROSE.
Ordinary Seaman W. Bassett, S.S. DORIEN ROSE.
Fireman A. Gilson, S.S. DORIEN ROSE.
Mr. A.B. Devine, Motor Doat LITTLE ANN.
Deckhand W. Absolom, S.S. QUEENSLAND.
Deckhand M. Hains, S.S. QUEENSLAND.
Leading Officer Steward Edmund Samuel Lawrence, P/L 8649,
H.M.Tug St. ABBS.
Seaman Harry Griffith, Tug JAVA.
Sub. Officer Aubrey John May, London Fire Brigade Fire Float
MASSEY SHAW.
Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class William Hymas, MX. 49826,
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Able >eaman Albert R.C. Stephens, X.131369, M.T.B. 102.
MT.B. 102.
Ordinary Seaman Vincent Wakeham , P/JX. 194588, Newfoundland
Engine Room Artificer, 4th Class Eric Matthew Horne, MX. 62572,
Rating, Dutch Skoot H.M.S. AMAZONE.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. DOGGERSBANK.
Acting Petty Officer Leslie Charles Curd, C/JX.155644, Dutch
Skoot H.M.S. HILDA.
Able Seaman George Edward Godfrey., C/JX.144633, Dutch Skoot
H.M.S.. HILDA.
Petty Officer James Potts, D/J.92816,. Dutch Skoot H.M.S.
Leading Seaman Willie Haggar, P/J.95873, H.M.S. PATRIA HONDSRUG.. (Dutch
Leading Seaman Reginald William Legg, .107221, Dutch Skoot) Skoot
Able Seaman George Henry Baker, D/SSX. 27349, Dutch Skoot H.M.S.
H.M.S. TWENTE.
rxv Able Seaman Donald Joseph McKinnon - PERSONNEL TWENTE. SHIP KING
Viv
Fireman Merchant Navy Gunner George Knight, H.M. Transport LEVENWOOD.
GEORGE V.
(Private Frederick William John Rushy - PRAGUE.
Acting Boy Able Seaman Albert Edward Mellis, C/LDX. 5187, NEPHRITE.
Robert Moody, H.M. Transport LEVENWOOD.
George iam Crowther oth Field Ambulance, B. Co.
Chief Yeoman of Signals J. Collier, - C/J.69513 LYNX.)
Seaman Thomas Gimmin, TYNWALD.
73544861
Signalman Yeoman of Signals F. Laister, C/J.69665, (H.M.S. H.M.S. KEITH.
Signalman J. Mulheron,
Arthur Waters, JX.142009.
Able Signalman D.W. Simmons, JX. ..183281.
Acting Seaman William. C. Grainger, 133346.
Able Able Seaman Petty J.W. Officer Swales, E.W. Spickett, SSX.22139. JX.12846.
Able Signalman Seaman Seaman E. G.A. Hall JX. 12846.
Leading Able Able Ordinary Able Able Seaman Seaman Seaman Seaman Seaman T.D.D. FLetcher, John Doig, Spanton, JX. D.961. 145091. JX. .114468. 172487.
1XU Able Seaman C.Foster, D.112.
Able Able Seaman Seaman H. Fletcher SSX.20706. (J.99712) B.23221.
Able Seaman R.
Petty
Sick
Signalman Berth F.
are Scaman J. Jones,
Bar Fowles. to The John.144282. ISLE OF C/SBR.X.8022. GUERNSEY.
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Register No.
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Mention in Despatches
Lieutenant Commander Norman Vivian Thew, R.N., H.M.S. ANTHONY
Lieutenant Ronald de Leighton Brook, R.N., H.M.S. ANTHONY
Lieutenant-Commander Peter Charles Oswald Moseley, R.N.,
S
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Lieutenant-Commander Hugh Charles Bainbridge Coleridge, D.S.O.,
R.N., H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Mr. Bernard Evelyn Chitty, Commissioned Gunner (T), R.N.,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Leading Seaman William Frederick Lionel Perry, D/JX.136417,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Henry Bernard Robert Burns Butcher, 145695,
VXV
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., MD/X.1950,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.N.V.R., LD5/X.3548,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Leading Stoker Albert Loomes, D/KX.81236, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Wilfred Edward Green, D/SSX.19925, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Harry Murrell, D/JV109760, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Arthur Savage, D/SSX10494, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Able Seaman Henry Claud Curtis, D/J.90128, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
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Leading Seaman Reginald Charles Wilson, D/JX.136600,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Howard Hodges, D/J.101930,
H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Reginald Thomas Arnold,
D/J.82044, H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Chief Engine Room Artificer Harold Duckworth, D/MX.59963,
(Late D/M.14514), H.M.S. CODRINGTON
Sub-Lieutenant Wilfrith Francis Chamberlain Elstob, R.N.,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Alfred Solen, P/JX.141699, H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Gordon Simons McAully, P/J.102728,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman John Thomas Cody, P/JX.134308,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Leading Seaman Arthur Saunders, P/J.105542, H.M.S. ESK
Chief Petty Officer Bertie Featherstone, P/J.55642, H.M.S. ESK
Chief Engine Room Artificer Alfred Thomas Sidey, P/M.31294,
H.M.S. ESK
Acting Yeoman of Signals William Frederick Sear, P/JX.129492,
H.M.S. ESK
Leading Stoker Thomas William Pickersgill, P/KX.76937,
H.M.S. ESK
Mr. Richard James Archy Baker, Gunner (T)., H.M.S. EXPRESS
Lieutenant-Commander Denis Worth Deane, R.N., H.M.S. EXPRESS
Sick Berth Attendant Edward Welch, H.M.S. ESK
Petty Seaman Officer Steward (Pens.) Arthur Victor Read, H.M.S. P/L.1816, EXPRESS
Able Edwin Cecil Holloway, P/J.98570, H.M.S. EXPRESS
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Sick Berth Attendant John Yeoman, R.N.A.S.B.R., X.7093,
H.M.S. EXPRESS
Francis Montague B.Sc., Schoolmaster, R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. EXPRESS EXPRES
Davis, Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
Grenade
HXV
Mr. Petty Reginald Officer James Harold Crew, Richard Emery, C/JX.144399, H.M.S. EXPRESS
Petty Officer Samuel Roger Bennion, Marshall-A'Deane, C/JX.102723, R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. GREYHOUND GREYHOUND
Leading Leading Commander Seaman Seaman Walter A.W. S.H. Setterfield, Saunders, P/SSX.15620, P/J.102005, H.M.S. GREYHOUND

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E. Thornton, R.N.,
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Gunner
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HAVANTHAVANT R.N.,
Lieutenant-Commander Colin Douglas Maud, D.S.C., R.N.,
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Able Seaman Eric Richard Ponton, P/SSX.14194, H.M.S. ICARUS
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Lieutenant-Commander William Heath, Scott Thomas, R.N., H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Leading Seaman Albert George Tullet, 129610,
Leading Seaman Thomas Henry P/JX.155193, H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Commander Philip Henry Hadow, R.N., H.M.S. IVANHOE
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE
Lieutenant (E) Andrew Cormack Mahony, R.N., H.M.S. IVANHOE
Sick Berth Attendant Eric James Littlewood
Chief Engine Room Artificer Richard Edward Cox, C/M.34441,
H.M.S. IVANHOE
Chief Stoker Henry Joseph Prendergast, C/R.62741, H.M.S. IVANHOE
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Lieutenant (E) Cyril Rothwell, R.N., H.M.S. JAGUAR
Ordinary Seaman Noel Edward Holmes Berry, D/JX.158456,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Stoker Petty Officer John McCarthy, .65035, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Lance Corporal Chapman, 6208138, 1/8th Middlesex Regiment.
Petty Officer Gunner's Mate Frederick John Cole, D/J.110727,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman James Kidd, R.F.R., D/SSX.13321, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Acting Leading Seaman Walter James Whale, D/JX.134747,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman John Edward Ratcliffe, D/SSX.21633, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Raymond Allenby Stone, R.N.R., D/X.19746A,
H.M.S. JAGUAR
Stoker 1st Class Jack Chadwick, D/KX.81834, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Bertie Richard Culley, 130278, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman John Lawrence Joyce, D/SSX.20230, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Able Seaman Frank Henry Hopwood, D/SSX.18782, H.M.S. JAGUAR
Captain Edward Lyon Berthon, D.S.C., R.N., H.M.S. KEITH
Lieutenant Graham James Alexander Lumsden, R.N. H.M.S. KEITH
Lieutenant Robert Walker Hughes, R.N., H.M.S. KEITH
Midshipman Harry Batten Poustie, R.N.R., H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman Ian A. Nethercott, C/55X.28288, H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman JamesWallis, C/55X.27313, H.M.S. KEITH
Able Seaman George J. Woodger, C/J.45802, P.N.22573,
H.M.S. KEITH
Leading Telegraphist Ernest J.N. Beeley C/JX.141015,
KEITH
Lieutenant David Barclay Nairne H.M.S. MALCOLM
Able Seaman Thoman F. Osprey, C/J.114945, H.M.S. H.M.S. KEITH
Mr. Lieutenant Ronald John Robertson, Mellis, R.N., H.M.S. MALCOLM
Petty Petty Officer Arthur George Engineer, H.M.S. MALCOLM
Arthur George Scoggins, Warrant R.A.N., H.M.S. MALCOLM
Leading Able Seaman William Alfred Simpson, C/J.95860, H.M.S. MALCOL
Officer Ernest William Cooper, C/J.105794, H.M.S. MALCOL
Seaman William Albert Clarke, Hart, C/J.78426, 130453,
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, C/J.100758, R.F.R.,
Pen.25497,MAL.COLM
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Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class B.23901, Leslie H.M.S. Allan MALCOLM Gardiner Dyer,
Petty Officer Steward
Midshipman Lieutenant Norman John Parker, Pen.4995, H.M.S.
MALCOLM
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Acting Leading Petty Officer Seaman the SAB
Lieutenant John Rees Denys Wilson, Franks, R.N.(In O.B.E., charge R.N., H.M.S. H.M.S. SCIMITA SHIKAR
Stoker Lieutenant 1st Robert Class Charles Irvine, C/KX.86537, H.M.S. SABRE
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Ordinary Seaman Seaman Dominie Kenny, D/SSX.30221, H.M.S.
Ordinary William Lyons, D/SSX.30211, H.M.S. SHIKARI SHIKARI
Licutenant-Commander Conrad Byron Alers-Hankey, R.N.,
Lieutenant Reginald Noel Hankey, R.N., H.M.S. VANQUISHER
H.M.S. VANQUISHER
/Lieutenant Cecil William Clarence Checcucci, R.N.,
Chief Petty Officer Frederick Calvert, C/J.21929,
H.M.S. VANQUISHER
H.M.S. VANQUISHER
Stoker Petty Officer William King, C/K.53308, H.M.S. VANQUISHER
Petty Officer Charles Morrice, C/J.110582, H.M.S. VANQUISHER
Lieutenant-Commander John Edwin Home McBeath, R.N.,
H.M.S. VENOMOUS
Lieutenant Robert Andrew Morgan, R.N., H.M.S. VIMY
Leading Seaman Thomas Brewerton, P/JX.166128, H.M.S. VIMY
Leading Seaman Aubrey Robert Porter, P/J.64868, H.M.S. VIMY
Chief Stoker John Wattam, P/K.56834, H.M.S. VIMY
Stoker Joseph Samuel Comben, P/J.62149, H.M.S. VIMY
Sub-Lieutenant John Teague Gilhespy, R.N., H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Mr. John George Revolta, Commissioned Engineer,
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Petty Ufficer W. Flint, P/JX.126621, Gunners Mate,
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Engine Room Artificer C.E. Strugnell, P/MX.47645,
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Chief Stoker Charles Tanner, P/K.58508, H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Sick Berth Attendant J.T. Tomlinson, P/X.6941, H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Acting Petty Officer Ronald Ford, P/J.106208, H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Petty Officer Telegraphist A. Bennet, P/JX.126535, H.M.S.
VIVACIOUS
Acting Yeoman J.T. Loynes, P/JX.129983, H.M.S. VIVACIOUS
Lieutenant-Commander Archibald Boyd Russell, R.N., H.M.S. WHITEHALI
Temporary Surgeon Lieutenant James Gorrie Brown, R.N.V.R.,
H.M.S. WHITEHALI
Chief Petty Officer Harold Methven Seabrook, D/J.43574,
H.M.S. WHITEHAL
/ Officers Steward, 1st Class William Smith, D/L.824,
H.M.S. WHITEHALL
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Chief Engine Room Artificer William Alfred Frederick Luke,
D/M.3704, H.M.S. WHITEHALL
Leading Telegraphist Wallace Eugene Breton, D/JX.135520,
H.M.S. WHITEHALL
Able Seaman George Frederick Sims, D/J.111898, H.M.S. WHITEHALL
Chief Petty Officer Rupert Armstrong, P/J.104917,
H.M.S. WINCHELSEA
Able Seaman Peter Frederick Byford, P/JX.135125,
H.M.S. WINCHELSEA
Chief Engine Room Artificer Cecil John Rhodes, P/M.28822,
H.M.S. WINCHELSEA
Lieut Commander Peter Douglas Herbert Raymond H.M.S. Pelly, WINDSOR R.N.,
Surgeon-Lieutenant Peter Neale Shutte, R.N.V.R., H.M.S. WINDSOR
Able Seaman Thomas William Neicho, C/SS.24676, H.M.S. H.M.S. WOLSEY
Able Fox, C/SSX.12148, H.M.S. WOLSEY
Leading Stoker Seaman Reginald Claude Gordon Jones, C/KX.92890, H.M.S. H.M.S. WOLSEY
Seaman George Leslie Williams, C/JX.128094, WOLSEY WOLSEY
Leading Seaman Cyril Frank Whitwell, R.N.V.R., P/MX.46507,
William Mackenzie, (LTO) C/J.101310, H.M.S. WORCESTER
Engine Surgeon Room Lieutenant Artificer 2nd Class Ronald W. Brenton, H.M.S. WORCESTER
VPetty Officer Lawrence Motteram, P/JX.129270, Gunner's H.M.S. Mate,
WORCESTER
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would reach England;
yet in he was prepared to give up his chance of getting away
order to tend his wounded comrades. He remained in
of the greatest possible help to our Surgeon. Crowder
H.M.S. Bideford after H.M.S. Kellett had proceeded, and was
carried out his voluntary duties for all but forty eight
hours continuously, in a most efficient manner. I consider
this man showed a great sense of duty and displayed great
personal courage in his decision to remain onboard. I wish
decoration. to recommend him as being worthy of consideration for a
6. The following men of this ship are recommended
for their services. They are placed in order of merit.
I.S.P.O. Charles William Donnelly. D/K.59925.
A/Ck. Albert Victor HOCKING. D/MX.58549.
When the ship was bombed everyone aft was
killed or badly wounded, except these two men. S.P.O.
Donnelly's duty was "in charge of the after fire and repair
party". Hocking formed one of the "First Aid Party".
The fire main aft wasblown away, and fire brue
out in the cabin flat immediately above the after magazine.
These two men working entirely on their own,
ran hoses aft from the first sound connection, and succeeded
in getting the fire under sontrol, and hoses down the after
magazine hatch to flood the magazine, (the magazine flooding
arrangements were destroyed) and partly flooded it before
assistance came, I consider their very prompt and efficient
action probably saved the ship, and I consider them both
worthy of consideration for the Distinguished Service Medal.
II. Iconsider the following three men worthy of being
"mentioned in despatches" for the services set forth against
their names.
(a) Signalman Charles Raymond CRAIG.D/JX.141848.
He was landed with Lieutenant Davey, when that
officer landed to organise the embarkation on the beach. Craig
joined one of the embarkation posts, took charge of the
signalling apparatus and got into communication with several
ships. When the station was destroyed by bombing, Craig
improvised a signal lamp out of the head light of a lorry, and
used this till the battery ran down. He remained ashore all
night and was eventually sent off by the embarkation officer.
On arrival at Dover he volunteered immediately to go over to
Dunkirk Pier, where signalmen were required, and spent
another night there.
(b) P.O.Tel. Frederick PERRY. D/JX. 127240.
After the main mast
and all aerials
were destroyed this man succeeded in rigging a jury aerial and
getting through an importatnt signal to the Vice Admiral, Dover.
(c) AB. Leslie Kenneth FOSTER. D/J.108109.
This man was quartermaster throughout the time the
ship was in Dunkeerke Rade. He performed his duties in a most
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SURVIVORS OF H.M.S. "BASILISK".
BAKER, Walter T.W.
Ldg. Stoker Pens. R.F.R.
NOON, Robert
Stoker.
WESTLAKE, S.A.W.
Pens. C.B.R.A.
KAYE, Predk. Locnard
Ldg. Stoker R.F.R.
WILLCOCKS, Edward Stuart
Chief Amounter.
HOUGHTON, Lecnard
Sto. R.F.R.
GREEN, Albert G.
Sto. R.P.R.
CONINGHAM, Joseph H.
Pen. P.O. Stcher.
RICHARDS Frederick H.
Ldg. Std.
KINGSTON, Thomas J.
Stoker I.
ROWLES, Franods S.
Ldg. Sto.
COWELL, D.C.
3.B.A.2.
RISHARDSON, Joseph
E.R.A.5.
BLIGHT, Lealic Roy
B.A.S.
COULTON, Amold
B.R.A.S.
HAWKER, Walter
Stoker.
SMATE, St ophen
Stoker I.
NICHOLIS, Regirald the
Stolene I.
HARRIS, Alfred
Stoker I.
clauchton, Harry
Stoker I.
SMALES, Ronald
Stoker
FOLEY, Alfred
Sy.P.O.
HODSTON
A.B.
MotNoy, Imagi
Ldg. CIty (0).
JONES, Samuel
L.S.B.A.
CARR, Fredk. J.
Ldg. Stoker.
RICKETS, John C.
Ch. Stcher.
EVANS, Thomas
P.O. Std.
ELLIS, Caorge
Ldg. Stoker.
PEARN, Kenneth 0.
L.S.A.
TRELOAR, Weste
Stoker It
COULD, Horman
Cook.
MOYD, James J.
Stoker I.
STYLES, Charles V.
S.P.O.
HOLDER, William C.H.
P.O. Olc.
DANE, Alan
Std:
Stoker I.
INDINS, Jade
SKINE, Leslie J.
Stoker I.
ARSTALL, Carrge R.
BaRado
Stoker.
HOBSON, Tem On
LERCER, Alfred
Stolyier.
GRIMPITHS, Wello Charles
Steward.
FORKER, Francis S.D.
Sto. P.O.
P.O.
ROGERS, Stanley
P.O.
BRADESE, W.S.C.
A.D., R.F.R.
STEAD, John Д.
A.B.
PERLEY, S.
A.B.
PAIRNOUL, 8.
A.B., R.F.B.
COMIC, J.
A.B.
ATKINSON, God.
Sex. R.N.R.
WILSON, Will. H.
A.B.
BLUES, John
4.9., R.NaR.
THEMAS, Leslie
Sea., R.N.R.
TOMLINSON, Edward
Sear, R.N.R.
Phillips, Edward
Yes.
BRENK W, Sydney C.
A.B.
HUCHES, Edward J.
Ldg. Sen.
WHELAN, John
A.B.
PERGUSON, James
A.B.
RATHBAIRN, Paul
Sign
CROCKER, Ronald J.
and Sea., R.N.V.R.
PAYNE, Gilbert P.
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SURVIVORS OF H.M.S. "BASILISK".
BAKER, Walter T.W.
Ldg. Stoker Pens. R.F.R.
NOON, Robert
Stoker.
WESTLAKE, S.A.W.
Pens. C.B.R.A.
KAYE, Fredk. Lecnard
Ldg. Stoker R.P.R.R.
WILLCOCKS, Edward Stuart
Chief Armourer.
HOUGHTON, Lecnard
Sto. R.F.R.
GREEN, Albert G.
Sto. R.F.R.
CUNINGHAM, Joseph H.
Pen. P.O. Stoker.
RICHARD, Fredarick E.
Ldg. Std.
KINGSTON, Thomas J.
Stoker I.
ROWLES, Francis S.
Edg. Sto.
COVELL, D.C.
B.B.A.2.
RISHARDSON, Joseph
E.R.A.5.
BLIGHT, Leslie Roy
B.A.S.
COULTON, Arnold
B.R.A.S.
HAWKER, Walter
Stoker.
SMALL, St sphan
Stoker I.
NICHOLIS, Reginald Mr.
Stoker I.
HARRIS, Alfred
Stoker I.
CLAUGHTON, Harry
Stcker I.
SMALES, Ronald
Stoker
FOLEY, Alfred
Sy.P.O.
HODSDON
A.B.
Na WOY, Senest
Ldg. & (0).
JONES, Samuel
L.S.B.A.
CARR, Fredk. J.
Ldg. Stoker.
RICKETTS, John Co
Ch. Stcker.
EVANS, Thomas
P.O. Std.
ELLIS, Caorge
Ldg. Stoker.
PEARN, Kenneth C.
L.SaA.
TRELOAR, Wasto
Stoker I.
COULD, Norman
Cook.
LLOYD, James J.
Stoker I.
STYLES, Charles W.
S.P.O.
HOLDER, William G.H.
P.O. Clc.
DANE, Alan
Std.
INCLES, Jade
Stoker I.
SKONE, Leslte J.
Stoker I.
ARSTALL, Carrge R.
B.R.A.
HOBSON, Tom Do
Stoker.
MERCER, Abired
Stolpier.
GRIFFITHS, Wollo Charles
Steward.
BONKER, Francis SaD.
Sto. P.O.
P.O.
ROGERS, Stanley
P.O.
BRADLEY, V.E.G.
AaB,, R.F.R.
STEAD, John A.
A.B.
FEELEY, S.
A.B.
PAIRFOUL, S.
A.B., R.F.R.
CORK, J.
A.B.
ATKINSON, God.
Sea. R.N.R.
WILSON, Will. H.
A.B.
BLUES, John
A.B., RaNaRa
THOMAS, Leslie
TOMLINSON, Riward
Sea., R.N.R.
Sea., R.N.R.
Phillips, Edward
Yeo.
BRENTON, Sydney C.
A.B.
HUCHES, Edward J.
Ldg. Sea.
WHELAN, John
A.B.
FERGUSON, James
A.B.
PAIRBAIRN, Paul
Sig.
CROCKER, Ronald J.
and Sea., R.N.V.R.
PAYNE, Gilbert P.
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would reach England;
yet in he was prepared to give up his chance of getting away
of the greatest possible help to our Surgeon. Crowder
H.M.S. Bideford after H.M.S.Kellett had proceeded, and was
order to tend his wounded comrades. He remained in
hours continuously, in a most efficient manner. I consider
carried out his voluntary duties for all but forty eight
this man showed a great sense of duty and displayed great
personal courage in his decision to remain onboard. I wish
to decoration. recommend him as being worthy of consideration for a
.The following men of this ship are recommended
for their services. They are placed in order of merit.
I.S.P.O. Charles William Donnelly. D/K.59925.
A/Ck. Albert Victor HOCKING. D/MX.58549.
When the ship was bombed everyone aft was
killed or badly wounded, except these two nen. S.P.O.
Donnelly's duty was "in charge of the after fire and repair
party". Hocking formed one of the "First Aid Party".
The fire main aft wasblown away, and fire brue
out in the cabin flat immediately above the after magazine.
These two men working entirely on their own,
ran hoses aft from the first sound connection, and succeeded
in getting the fire under sontrol, and hoses down the after
magazine hatch to flood the magazine, (the magazine flooding
arrangements were destroyed) and partly flooded it before
assistance came, I consider their very prompt and efficient
action probably saved the ship, and I consider them both
worthy of consideration for the Distinguished Service Medal.
II. Iconsider the following three nen worthy of being
"mentioned in despatches" for the services set forth against
their names.
(a) Signalman Charles Raymond CRAIG.D/JX.141848.
He was landed with Lieutenant Davey, when that
officer lande to organise the embarkation on the beach. Craig
joined one of the embarkation posts, took charge of the
signalling apparatus and got into communication with several sh
ships. When the station was destroyed by bombing, Craig
improvised a signal lamp out of the head light of a lorry, and
used this till the battery ran down. He remained ashore all
night and was eventually sent off by the embarkation officer.
On arrival at Dover he volunteered immediately to go over to
Dunkirk Pier, where signalmen were required, and spent
another night there.
(b) P.O.Tel. Frederick PERRY. D/JX. 127240.
After the main mast was destroyed and all aerials
were destroyed this man succeeded in rigging a jury aerial and
getting through an importatnt signal to the Vice Admiral, Dover.
(o) AB. Leslie Kenneth FOSTER. D/J.108109.
This man was quartermaster throughout the time the
ship Dunkeerke Rade. He performed his duties in a most
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I corried at Ramsfate chat 0900
on Monday The 3rd and remained there until
archred E said for Telbury on Twesday.
The ship was paid of A.M. wednesday
June 5th in herry Commercial Dochs.
I cannot stress is highly the
behavious of the ships company through in
anditions where they had vistually to slep
and ray little K eat. in particular
Leslie Charles
Acting Petty officer h.C. CuRD c/Ix 155644 and
Able Scaman G.E. GODFREY c/3x 144637 were outstanding
George Edwin
in all they did
! have the know to be
Sir,
Your openint servant,
VIDE RIRAL 1940
10JUN
*
&
LOVER
R
theirment
Reyal Mary.
The Vice Admiral Dover.
Copy is The Commander in Chief Nore Connerd.

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199
BAKER, Walter T.W.
201
Ldg. Stoker Pens. R.F.R.
NOON, Robert
Stoker.
WESTLAKE, S.A.W.
Pens. C.E.R.A.
KAYE, Fredk. Leonard
Ldg. Stoker R.F.R.
WILLCOCKS, Edward. Stuart
Chief Armourer.
HOUGHTON, Leonard
Sto. R.F.R.
GREEN, Albert G.
Sto. R.F.R.
CUNINGHAM, Joseph H.
Pen. P.O. Stoker.
RICHARD, Frederick H.
Ldg. Std.
KINGSTON, Thomas J.
Stoker I.
ROWLES, Francis S.
Idg. Sto.
COWELL, D.C.
E.R.A.2.
RICHARDSON, Joseph
E.R.A.5.
BLIGHT, Leslie Roy
E.A.3.
COULTON, Amold
E.R.A.3.
HAWKER, Walter
Stoker.
SMALL, St ephen
Stoker I.
NICHOLIS, Reginald Wm.
Stoker I.O
HARRIS, Alfred
Stoker I.
CLAUGHTON, Harry
Stoker I.
SMALES, Ronald
Stoker
FOLEY, Alfred
Sy.P.O.
HODSDON
A.B.
MaANOY, Emest
Ldg. Ck (0).
JONES, Samuel
L.S.B.A.
CARR, Fredk. J.
Ldg. Stoker.
RICKETTS, John C.
Oh. Stoker.
EVANS, Thomas
P.O. Std.
ELLIS, Coorge
Ldg. Stoker.
PEARN, Kenneth C.
L.S.A.
TRELOAR, Worf.
Stoker I.
GOULD, Norman
Cook.
LIOYD, James J.
Stoker I.
STYLES, Charles W.
S.P.O.
HOLDER, William G.H.
P.O. Ck.
DANE, Alan
Std.
INCLES, JoAo
Stoker I.
SKONE, Leslie J.
Stoker I.
ARSTALL, Caorge R.
E.R.A.
HOBSON, Tan Oo
Stoker.
MERCER, Alfred
Stokpier.
GRIFFITHS, WoHo Charles
Steward.
BOMKER, Francis S.D.
Sto. P.O.
ROGERS, Stanley
P.O.
BRADLEY, W.E.G.
P.O.
STEAD, John A.
A.B., R.F.R.
FEELEY, S.
A.B.
FAIRFOUL, S.
A.B.
CORK, J.
A.B., R.F.R.
ATKINSON, God.
A.B.
WILSON, Win. H.
Sea. R.N.R.
BLUES, John
A.B.
THOMAS, Leslie
A.B., R.N.R.R.
TOMLINSON, Edward
Sea., R.N.R.
Phillips, Edward
Sea., R.N.R.
BRENTON, Sydney C.
Yeo.
HUCHES, Edward J.
A.B.
WHELAN, John
Lago Sea.
FERGUSON, James
A.Bo
FAIRBAIRN, Paul
A.B.
CROCKER, Ronald J.
Sig.
PAYNE, Gilbert P.
Ord. Sea., R.N.V.R.
A.B.
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DESTROYERS
H.M.S. GRAFTON.
Officers:
Lieutenant Hugh Charles James McRea, R.N.
Lieutenant Leslie Edney Blackmore, R.N.
H.M.S. GRENADE.
Commanding Officer.
DSC
Commander Richard Courtney Boyle, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant John Bremer Richards Horne, R.N.
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE.
Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John David Lewis Williams, R.N.
H.M.S. JAGUAR.
Commanding Officer.
1
Lieutenant Commander John Franklin William Hine, R.N.
H.M.S. JAVELIN.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Anthony Follett Pugsley, R.N.
Officer.
Sub.Lieutenant James Isaac Arthur Mitchell, R.N.
Ratings.
Leading Stoker Leslie A. F. Gollop, P/JX.136910
Acting Leading Stoker F. C. Smith, P/JX.138236.
Leading Stoker Robert Keith, P/K.57158.
Stoker Lawrence Robinson, (2nd Class) P/JX.27218.
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS.
Commending Officer.
Commander Emile Frank Narlaine Deschaineux, R.A.N.
Officers.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Reginald Woodbine Parish, R.N.
Sub.Lieutenant Thomas Keath Metcalfe, R.N.R.
Midshipman Rupert Blackwood Hallowes, R.N.R.
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Leonard Travers,
Able Seaman a D/JX.133219, H.MS. Glengowe
Able Seaman James Wallis, C/SSX.27313, H.M.S. Keith.
Able Seaman Edwin George Webster, C/JX.142167, H.M.S. Kingfisher.
Able Seaman George John Woodger, C/J.45802, H.M.S. Keith.
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, C/J.100758, R.F.R., B.23901,
H.M.S. Malcolm.
Able Seaman James Kidd, R.F.R., D/SSX.13321, H.M.S. Jaguar.
Able Seaman Frederick James Slack, C/J.93546, R.F.R., B.21781, H.M.S.
Crested Eagle.
Able Seaman George Tilbury, c/ss.7850, R.F.R., B.17336, H.M.S.
Crested Eagle.
Able Peaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., БЕЗДХХЗЛАЙ MD/X.1950,
H.M.S. Codrington.
Signalman Harold Oscar Carter, C/SSX.17317, H.M.S. Locust.
Signalman Charles Raymond Craig, D/JX.141848, H.M.S. Bideford.
Signalman Harry Guy, C/JX.150713, H.M.S. Calcutta.
Signalman Eric Ernest Roden, C/J.103654, H.M.S. Locust.
Signalman Stanley Thompson, C/JX.133505, H.M.S. Kingfisher.
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.M.V.R.? LD5/X.3548, H.M.S. Codrington.
Signalman James Stanley Duffy, R.N.N.R.A,C/TDX.1412,
Signalman Ronald Henry Walters, R.N.V.R., C/LDX.4178.
queen of Thanet.
Signalman John Albert Williamson, R.NV.R., LD/X.4036, H.M.S. Glenaven
Stoker First Class Jack Chadwick, D/KX.81834, HLM.S. Jaguar.
Stoker First Class Samuel Comben, P/K.62179, H.M.S. Vimy.
Stoker First Class Charles Irvine, C/KX.86537, H.M.S. Sabre.
Stoker First Class William Reginald Gordon Jones, C/KX.92890, H.M.S.
Wolsey.
Stoker First Class Percy William Spray, P/KX.87052, Newhaven Rosa Life Boa
Sick Berth Attendant Eric James Littlewood Gibson, D/MX.56025, Ivanhoe. H.M.S.
Sick Berth Attendant (R) Alfred Bassford, c/x.8080, R.N.A.S.B.R.
Sick Berth Attendant Albert William Keller, R.N.A.S.B.R., D/X.6785,
H.M.S. Havant.
Sick Berth Attendant James Timothy Tomlinson, R.N.A.S.B.R.? P/X.6941.
H.M.S. Vivacious.
Sick Berth Attendant Edward Welch, R.N.A.S.B.R., P/SBR/X.7341, H.M.S. Esk.
Sick Berth Attendant John Yeoman, R.N.A.S.B.R., P/X.7093, H.M.S. Express.
Ordinary Seaman Noel Edward Holmes Berry, D/JX.158456, H.M.S. Jaguar.
Ordinary Seaman Arthur Thomas Burton, P/JX.182142, H.M.S. Portsdown.
Ordinary Seaman Dominic Kenny, D/SSX.30221, H.M.S. Shikari.
Shaw
Ordinary Seaman William Lyons, D/SSX.30211, H.M.S. Shikari. are
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Ordinary Seaman Bert Marston, P/JX.175182, H.M.S. Worcester.
Ordinary Seaman John Philip Charles Mead, LT/JX.193106, H.M.Y.Christock
Ordinary Seaman Hugh Watson Miller, C/JX.170010, H.M.S. Royal Eagle.
Ordinary Seaman Frank Arthur Victor Patrick, C/JX.171302, H.M.S.Crest
Eagle.
Ordinary Seaman Thomas Edgar Whyte, R.N.V.R., CD/X.133, Newhaven
Life Boat Rosa Wood and Phyll
Lund.
Seaman Arthur George Farrow, LT/JX.179655, H.M.S. Glenavon.
Seaman George Fred Mathews, R.N.P.S., LT/JX.185264, H.M.D.The Boys.
Seaman Raymond Allenby Stone, R.M.R., X.19746A, H.M.S. Jaguar.
Ordinary Signalman Victor Albert Leslie Shallis, LD/X.4505, H.M.
Danlayer Gulzar.
Stoker Second Class Ralph Kearvell, P/KX,87052,H.M.S. Worcester
Stoker John Pirie, R.N.R., X.10415,S., H.M.D. Dorienta.
Second Hand John Malcolm Fenwick, LT/JX.185753, H.M.Y. Alouette 1.
Engineman James Smith, H.M. H Drifter Douenta.
Fireman John Develand Connell, T.124, H.M.S. Medway Queen.
Cook George Henry Cliefe, T.124, H.M.Danlayer Gulzar.
Deckhand Charles
E
Baldry, T.124, H.M.Danlayer Gulzar.
Captain William Hay Baker, Master, S.S. Biarritz.
Captain Herbert Cecil Bond, Master, S.S. St. Andrew.
Captain II
F
Boyce, Master, Hopper Barge 24,
Captain George Beaumont Butler, Master, M.V.Laroc.
Captain John Willimm Dickinson, Master, Ngorama.
Captain Henry Clarke, Master, Princess Maud.
Captain RederickJohn Hopwood, Master, Tug Lady Brassey.
Captain Eyril Glad west Hughes, O.B.E., S.S. Master, S.S. Nephrite.
Captain R chard Hughes, Master, Killarney.
Captain Welfred # yvon Larbalestier, Master, S.S Roebuck.
Captain Ewen Mackinnon, Master, Loch Garry.
Captain William Josiah Penny, Master,
Lord Rodney.
Captain
A
M
Pooke, Master,
Lady Southborough.
Captain Thomas C
Woods, Master,
Lady of Mann.
Captain R
G
Banks, Acting Master, Lighter X.209.
Mr. John William Ailwyn Jones, Chief Officer, Hospital Carrier Vinard
Mr. Reginald Frederick Pembry, Chief Officer, Hospital Carrier Isle
Mn Arthur Patrick Joseph Paterson, First Officer, M.
Mr. Jack Lynn, Mate, M.V.Laroc.
Mr. Victor Smith, Mate, Java.
Service,
Mr. John Bingham Woodhouse, Second Officer, S.S. Prague it Massey Shaw
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H.M.S. CODRINGTON (continued).
times and when the only continuous time when spirits and energy
the efficiency. everyone. A rest quickly restored greatly
flag vitality was of lack of sleep had began reduced to
The following ratings are recommended for decoration.
BEACH PARTY.
Leading Seaman William Frederick Lionel Perry, D/JX.136417.
Able Seaman Leonard William Crausaz, D/SSX.23384.
Able Seaman Henry Bernard Robert Burns Butcher, D/JX.145695.
Able Seaman Thomas George Stanyer, D/J.106344.
Seaman William Beer, R.N.R., X.20873.
Able Seaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., MD/X.1950.
Ordinary Seaman Ronald Leslie Buck, R.N.V.R., BDH.1739.
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.N.V.R., LD5/X.3548.
BOATS' CREWS:
Leading Seaman Archibald Sandison, D/JX.139163.
Leading Seaman Douglas Nicholas, D/JX.137869.
Leading Stoker Albert Loomes, D/KX.81236.
Seaman John Tyreman, R.N.R., X.19797A.
Able Seaman Wilfred Edward Green, D/SSX.19925.
Able Seaman Ethelbert Jack Jarvis, D/J.44078.
Able Seaman Harry Murrell, D/J.109760.
Able Seaman William Rogan, D/X.18788A.
Able Seaman Arthur Savage, D/SSX.10494.
Able Seaman Samuel John Williams, D/J.100798.
Able Seaman Frank Willcox, D/SSX.16241.
Able Seaman Quentin Eugene Kelly Merriless, D/J.43113.
LEWIS GUNNERS:
Able Seaman Henry Claud Curtis, D/J.90128.
Able Seaman John McDonald, D/J.78860.
POM-POM:
Leading Seaman Reginald Charles Wilson, D/JX.136600.
Able Seaman John Higgons, D/SSX.20441.
outstanding energy and cheerful performance of duty
The following ratings have been selected for
and example throughout the period:
Chief Petty Officer Signals Telegraphist Reginald Thomas D/J.82044. Arnold,
Chief Yeoman of Edgar Bailey Creech, D/J.88760.
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Howard Hodges, D/J.101930.
Supply Petty Officer Arnold Jenkin Lewis, D/MX.46380.
C.E.R.A. Bernard Harold Duckworth, Haddy, D/MX.59963 (Late D/M.14514).
Mr. John Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
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MALCOLM (continued).
NGS:
Yeoman of Signals Alfred Charles Halls, C/JX.129457.
accuracy work on the bridge under fire.
For his of his unvarying coolness, cheerfulness and
Recommended for decoration.
The following ratings are recommended for decoration:
during they showed great powers of endurance.
excellent which under fire and throughout the operation was
The behaviour both of the whole ship's company
Chief Petty Officer, Rowland Evan Lines, C/JX. 142401, Pen. 11254.
Petty Officer Walter Alfred Reginald Hooper, D/JX. 142642.
Petty Officer Arthur George Cooper, C/J. 105794.
1
Petty Officer Ernest William Simpson, C/J.95860.
Note:
These four Petty Officers displayed qualities
of real leadership and the Commanding Officer
considers that the excellent behaviour of the
ship's company is largely due to them.
Leading Seaman James Sowerby, C/JX.109521, R.F.R., B.24792.
Leading Seaman William Alfred Hart, C/JX.130453.
Able Seaman William Albert Clarke, C/J.78426, Pen. 25497.
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, C/J.100758, R.F.A., B.23901.
C.E.R.A. Redvers Woodhead Atkinson, C/MX.47004.
E.R.A. 2nd Class Leslie Allan Gardiner Dyer, C/M.39382.
ing
Stoker 1st Class William Stephen Grimmitt, C/KX.90969.
ered
Petty Officer Steward George Robert Nokes, C/L.6194, Pen.4995.
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WOLSEY.
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M.S.
Lieutenant-Commander (Decorated Gazette of for 7th this
occasion WOLSEY remained completed 25 hours 6 round in trips the to Dunkirk and on one
shore frequently total of under 3,650 air attack, outer as W/T harbour link and off-
Carried when her a D/G for was that out of action troops and between she had 0100/28 to go ship. and to 2330/3:
Portsmouth and other repairs.
Recommendations.
OFFICER:
X
Mr. Frederick William Benoy, Gunner, R.N.
DSC
work in the boats ferrying from the beaches.
This officer was conspicuous for his untiring
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS:
Acting Leading Seaman Dennis Phillip Arthur Gilbert,C/JX.151519
Able Seaman Thomas Fox, C/SSX.12148.
Able Seaman George William Neicho, C/SS.24676.
Telegraphist Joseph Graham, P/SSX.17539.
Leading Seaman Claude Leslie Williams, C/JX.128094.
Stoker William Reginald Gordon Jones, C/KX.92890.
These men are selected from the boats' crews as
being outstanding for their work in ferrying troops.
Recommended for mention.
X
ered
ors
E. A. Kenneth Simpson, C/MX.45564.
Leading Seaman Cyril Mackenzie, (LTO) C/J.101310.
as
10m
Exceptional steadiness and coolness in repairing the
D/G coil under fire.
Recommended for mention.
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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HILDA (Continued).
Dunkirk and subsequently, working in conjunction
with a flotilla of small boats at La Panne, was
largely responsible for the embarkation under
difficulties of 5,000 troops in some 12 hours.
During heavy bomb attack rescued a large number of
survivors from KEITH, including 2 British and one
French general officers. Followed this up by
rescuing nearly all the survivors of the SKIPJACK.
On the voyage to United Kingdom similarly rescued
survivors from the personnel vessel SCOTIA which had
been bombed and sunk, only leaving the scene when
other vessels appeared and his own craft was
dangerously overloaded. Returning to Dunkirk,a
further number of troops were taken off the beach,
during which time he was bombed and intermittently
shelled. Captain Pim, the local Senior Officer at
the time of HILDA'S activities, reports most
be
favourably on the efficient handling and performance nel
of Lieutenant Gray.
sh
D.S.O.C
Recommended for decoration.
Sea Cadet Lieutenant Harry Sidmouth-Willing.
As First Lieutenant of the HILDA, Lieutenant
Syddons-Willing was indefatigable. He carried out
arduous duties on the beach, assisted vessels
aground, and personally searched for troops in the
dunes. He was remarked by Senior Officers on the
spot as being outstanding in his conduct.
Recommended for decoration.
RATINGS.
DSM
Acting Petty Officer Leslie Charles Curd, C/JX.155644.
Able Seaman George Edward Godfrey, C/JX.144633.
Petty Officer Curd as coxswain and Able Seaman
Godfrey, were outstanding in everything that they
did. Many seriously wounded men were attended on
board and everything possible was done for the
large number of troops embarked. Conduct of these
2 ratings was exemplary throughout and they showed
great calmness under fire.
Recommended for decoration.
Dutch Skoot H.M.S. HONDSRUG - Lieutenant Frederick Thomas
Renny. R.N.R.
Completed 4 trips to Dunkirk and the beaches,
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DESTROYERS.
H.M.S. GRAFTON.
Officers:
Lieutenant Hugh Charles James McRea, R.N.
Lieutenant Leslie Edney Blackmore, R.N.
H.M.S. GRENADE.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Richard Courtney Boyle, R.N.
Officer.
Sub. Lieutenant John Bremer Richards Horne, R.N.
H.M.S. IMPULSIVE.
Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John David Lewis Williams, R.N.
H.M.S. JAGUAR.
Commanding Officer.
Lieutenant Commander John Franklin William Hine, R.N.
H.M.S. JAVELIN.
Commanding Officer.
Commander Anthony Follett Pugsley, R.N.
Officer.
Sub.Lieutenant James Isaac Arthur Mitchell, R.N.
Ratings.
Leading Stoker Leslie A. F. Gollop, P/JX.136910
Acting Leading Stoker F. C. Smith, 138236.
Leading Stoker Robert Keith, P/K.57158.
Stoker Lawrence Robinson, (2nd Class) P/JX.27218.
H.M.S. VIVACIOUS.
Commending Officer.
Commander Emile Frank Narlaine Deschaineux, R.A.N.
Officers.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Reginald Woodbine Parish, R.N.
Sub. Lieutenant Thomas Keath Metcalfe, R.N.R.
Midshipman Rupert Blackwood Hallowes, R.N.R.
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I.M.S. CODRINGTON (continued).
times and the only time when spirits and energy began to
flag was when continuous lack of sleep had greatly reduced
the efficiency. vitality of everyone. A rest quickly restored
The following ratings are recommended for decoration.
BEACH PARTY.
Leading Seaman William Frederick Lionel Perry, D/JX.136417.
Able Seaman Leonard William Crausaz, D/SSX.23384.
Able Seaman Henry Bernard Robert Burns Butcher, D/JX.145695.
Able Seaman Thomas George Stanyer, D/J.106344.
Able Seaman Richard Philip Smith, R.N.V.R., MD/X.1950.
Seaman William Beer, R.N.R., X.20873.
Ordinary Seaman Ronald Leslie Buck, R.N.V.R., BDH.1739.
Signalman Leslie David Ball, R.N.V.R., LD5/X.3548.
BOATS' CREWS:
Leading Seaman Archibald Sandison, D/JX.139163.
Leading Seaman Douglas Nicholas, 137869.
Leading Stoker Albert Loomes, D/KX.81236.
Seaman John Tyreman, R.N.R., X.19797A.
Able Seaman Wilfred Edward Green, D/SSX.19925.
Able Seaman Ethelbert Jack Jarvis, D/J.44078.
Able Seaman Harry Murrell, D/J.109760.
Able Seaman William Rogan, 18788A.
Able Seaman Arthur Savage, D/SSX.10494.
Able Seaman Samuel John Williams, D/J.100798,
Able Seaman Frank Willcox, D/SSX.16241.
Able Seaman Quentin Eugene Kelly Merriless, D/J.43113.
LEWIS GUNNERS:
Able Seaman Henry Claud Curtis, D/J.90128.
DSW Able Seaman John McDonald, D/J.78860.
POM-POM:
Leading Seaman Reginald Charles Wilson, D/JX.136600.
Able Seaman John Higgons, D/SSX.20441.
The following ratings have been selected for
outstanding energy and cheerful performance of duty
and example throughout the period:
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Howard Hodges, D/J.101930.
Chief Yeoman of Signals Edgar Bailey Creech, D/J.88760.
Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist Reginald Thomas D/J.82044. Arnold,
Supply Petty Officer Arnold Jenkin Lewis, D/MX.46380.
Mr. John Bernard Haddy, Canteen Manager, N.A.A.F.I.
C.E.R.A. Harold Duckworth, D/MX.59963 (Late D/M.14514).
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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. MALCOLM (continued).
RATINGS:
Yeoman of Signals Alfred Charles Halls, C/JX.129457.
For his unvarying coolness, cheerfulness and
accuracy of his work on the bridge under fire.
Recommended for decoration.
The behaviour of the whole ship's company was
excellent both under fire and throughout the operation
during which they showed great powers of endurance.
The following ratings are recommended for decoration:
Vm Chief Petty Officer, Rowland Evan Lines, C/JX.142401,Pen.11254.
DSWV Petty Officer Walter Alfred Reginald Hooper, D/JX.142642.
Petty Officer Arthur George Cooper, C/J.105794.
Petty Officer Ernest William Simpson, C/J.95860.
Note: These four Petty Officers displayed qualities
of real leadership and the Commanding Officer
considers that the excellent behaviour of the
ship's company is largely due to them.
Leading Seaman James Sowerby, /JX.109521, R.F.R., B.24792.
Leading Seaman William Alfred Hart, C/JX.130453.
Able Seaman William Albert Clarke, C/J.78426, Pen,25497.
Able Seaman Frederick William Jacobs, C/J.100758, R.F.A.,B.23901.
DSM C.E.R.A. Redvers Woodhead Atkinson, C/MX.47004.
M E.R.A. 2nd Class Leslie Allan Gardiner Dyer, C/M.39382.
DSM Stoker 1st Class William Stephen Grimmitt, C/KX.90969.
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Operation "DYNAMO" - Recommendations of Personnel.
H.M.S. WOLSEY. - Lieutenant-Commander Colin Henry Campbell, R.N.
(Decorated for this operation in London
Gazette of 7th June, 1940)
WOLSEY completed 6 round trips to Dunkirk and on one
occasion remained 25 hours in the outer harbour and off-
shore frequently under air attack, as W/T link ship.
Carried a total of 3,650 troops between 0100/28 and 2330/31
when her D/G was out of action and she had to go to
Portsmouth for that and other repairs.
Recommendations.
OFFICER:
Mr. Frederick William Benoy. Gunner, R.N.
DSC
This officer was conspicuous for his untiring
work in the boats ferrying from the beaches.
Recommended for mention.
RATINGS:
Acting Leading Seaman Dennis Phillip Arthur Gilbert,C/JX.151519
M
Able Seaman Thomas Fox, C/SSX.12148.
Able Seaman George William Neicho, C/SS.24676.
Telegraphist Joseph Graham, P/SSX.17539.
Leading Seaman Claude Leslie Williams, C/JX.128094.
Stoker William Reginald Gordon Jones, C/KX.92890.
These men are selected from the boats' crews as
being outstanding for their work in ferrying troops.
Recommended for mention.
Dsm
E. A. Kenneth Simpson, C/MX.45564.
M
Leading Seaman Cyril Mackenzie, (LTO) C/J.101310.
Exceptional steadiness and coolness in repairing the
D/G coil under fire.
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utch skoot H.M.S. HILDA (Continued).
Dunkirk
with largely a randilla of ently, responsible for
During difficulties French survivors rescuing heavy general nearly from bomb of 5,000 all the troops the Followed 2 a British large this hours. number and one of
been On survivors the bombed voyage from and to the up by
other vessels the which had
dangerously appeared and his own scene when
during which time troops were taken Dunkirk,a
further number overloaded. of Returning craft to was
the time of HILDA'S Pim a the at
shelled. Captain he was the beach,
favourably of Lieutenant on Gray. the efficient handling and most performance
reports
Recommended for decoration.
Sea Cadet Lieutenant Harry Sidmouth-Willing.
As First Lieutenant of the HILDA, Lieutenant
Syddons-Willing was indefatigable. He carried out
arduous duties on the beach, assisted vessels
aground, and personally searched for troops in the
dunes. He was remarked by Senior Officers on the
spot as being outstanding in his conduct.
Recommended for decoration.
RATINGS.
Acting Petty Officer Leslie Charles Curd, C/JX.155644.
Able Seaman George Edward Godfrey, C/JX.144633.
Petty Officer Curd as coxswain and Able Seaman
Godfrey, were outstanding in everything that they
did. Many seriously wounded men were attended the on
board and possible was done for
large everything of embarked. Conduct of showed these
2 ratings number was exemplary troops throughout and they
great calmness under fire.
ing
tel
Recommended for decoration.
Dutch Skoot H.M.B. HONDSRUG - Lieutenant Frederick Renny, Thomas
R.N.R.
recovering mo more than 1,500 troops.
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would reach England;
yet he was prepared to give up his chance of getting away
in order to tend his wounded comrades. He remained in
H.M.S.Bideford after H.M. S.Kellett had proceeded, and was
of the greatest possible help to our Surgeon. Crowder
carried out his voluntary duties for all but forty eight
hours continuously, in a most efficient manner. I consider
this man showed a great sense of duty and displayed great
personal courage in his decision to remain onboard. I wish
to recommend him as being worthy of consideration for a
decoration.
6.The following men of this ship are recommended
for their services. They are placed in order of merit.
I.S.P.O. Charles William Donnelly. D/K.59925.
A/Ck. Albert Victor HOCKING. D/MX.58549.
When the ship was bombed everyone aft was
killed or badly wounded, except these two men. S.P.O.
Donnelly's duty was "in charge of the after fire and repair
party". Hocking formed one of the "First Aid Party".
The fire main aft wasblown away, and fire brue
out in the cabin flat immediately above the after magazine.
These two men working entirely on their own,
ran hoses aft from the first sound connection, and succeeded
in getting the fire under sontrol, and hoses down the after
magazine hatch to flood the magazine, (the magazine flooding
arrangements were destroyed) and partly flooded it before
assistance came, I consider their very prompt and efficient
action probably saved the ship, and I consider them both
worthy of consideration for the Distinguished Service Medal.
II. Iconsider the following three nen worthy of being
"mentioned in despatches" for the services set forth against
their names.
(a) Signalman Charles Raymond CRAIG.D/JX.141848.
He was landed with Lieutenant Davey, when that
officer landesto organise the embarkation on the beach. Craig
joined one of the embarkation posts, took charge of the
signalling apparatus and got into communication with several
ships. When the station was destroyed by bombing, Craig
improvised a signal lamp out of the head light of a lorry, and
used this till the battery ran down. He remained ashore all
night and was eventually sent off by the embarkation officer.
On arrival at Dover he volunteered immediately to go over to
Dunkirk Pier, where signalmen were required, and spent
another night there.
(b) P.O.Tel. Frederick PERRY. D/JX. 127240.
After the main mast
and all aerials
were destroyed this man succeeded in rigging a jury aerial and
getting through an importatnt signal to the Vice Admiral, Dover.
(c) AB. Leslie Kenneth FOSTER. D/J.108109.
This man was quartermaster throughout the time the
ship was in Dunkeerke Rade. He performed his duties in a most
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FROM: THE COMMANDING OFFICER, H.M.S. "GLEN AVON"
DATE: 11t m June 1940.
TO: THE VICE ADMIRAL,
(COPIES To, F.O.I.C. , HARWICH.)
DOVER.
S.O. 8th, M.S.F.)
Submitted.
Supplementary report to a report on operations
at Dunkirk forwarded 7th, June 1940, and dated 3rd. June 1940.
This report is in accordance with Memorandum
B 14/0/1101/40. of V.A. Dover.
Upon mature consideration I recommend to your
notice the following Officers and men as being worthy of some
recognition for the Services they rendered.
They worked unceasingly and without regard to
personal danger.
Lieutenant. James Taylor Dolby, R.N.V.R., (No decorations held).
Highly recommended.
Sub. Lieutenant George Henry Law, R.N.V.R. (No decorations held).
Highly recommended).
A. Farrow, Seaman of H.M. Trawler Anson, (A volunteer), whose
exploit was embodied in my report of 3rd, June 1940.
Very highly recommended.
James Lawrence Boddy D/SSX.1422. A.B. S.T. (No decorations held).
Highly recommended.
Leslie Dickinson D/SSX.1999. A.B. T.M. (No decorations held).
Highly recommended.
Arthur Joseph Usher. R.N.P.S. A.B. (No decorations held).
Highly recommended.
Williams Charles Staines R.N.P.S. A.B. Recommended. (No decorations held ).
George Helliwell, R.N.R. Seaman, (No decoration Recommended. held)*
John Wilkinson, D/SSX. A.B. (N, decoration Recommended. held).
William Charles Harteveld. Stoker T.124. (No decoration held).
Recommended.
The official Numbers of Helliwell and Wilkinson are
not available but will be forwarded as soon as possible.
VIOE ADMIRAL
LIEUTENANT. R.N.R.
COMMANDING OFFICER.
12 JUN 1940
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FROM:
THE COMMANDING OFFICER, H.M.S. "WOLSEY".
DATE:
12th June, 1940.
No. PM 2/12/6.
TO:
THE FLAG OFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
SUBJECT: OFFICERS AND RATINGS RECOMMENDED FOR MENTION IN DESPATCHES.
Submitted:
With reference to your No. B.14/0/1101/40, I wish to bring
do your notice the excellent work done by the following Officers and
en. I consider that they are all worthy to be mntioned in despatches.
Lieutenant George Blackner, R.N.
Executive Officer. For untiring work and devotion to
luty in every phase of the work connected with evacuation.
Sub-Lieutenant Anthony Richard Taudevin, R.N.V.R.
uring air-raids and for his careful navigation after little experience.
G.C.O. For cool and efficient control of the armament
For Mr his excellent and untiring work in boats during the
Frederick William Benoy, Gunner, R.N.
vacuation.
Dennis Phillip Arthur Gilbert, Act. Ldg. Sea. C/JX151519.
Thomas William Neicho, Able Seaman, C/SS24676.
Fox, Able Seaman, C/SSX12148
Joseph Leslie Williams, Ldg. Seaman, C/JX128094. C/KX92890.
George Graham, Telegraphist, P/SSX17539.
William Claude Reginald Gordon Jones, Stoker,
All these ratings are recommended for their goodework in
oats.
Kenneth Cyril Mackenzie, Ldg. Seaman(LTO), C/J101310.
Simpson, S.A., C/LX45564
For their good work in repairing D.G. Coil under trying
onditions.
Calamplah
COM ANDING OFFICER.
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RECOMMENDS FOR DECORATIONS AND MENTION IN DISPATCHES . -
H.M.S. "JAGUAR"
(Page 3 of the Commanding Officer, H.M.S. "JAGUAR'S" No.
of 13th June, 1940.)
Temporary Surgeon Lieutenant John Heaton Simpson M.B.
B.Sc. R.N.V.R.
Handled some sixty wounded with ability and speed,
being continuously employed until return to harbour.
Mr. Donald Gray B.Sc. Schoolmaster.
Took charge of soldiers on upper deck and transport
of seriously wounded with ability.
8. For Mention in Dispatches (Ratings)
John Redman Sowden, Leading Seaman, D/JX 134301
Stanley Dick Johnstone. Ordinary Seaman, D/JX 153672
Continued to fight the port 0.5" machine gun
inspite of a continuous hail of bomb splinters from
near misses.
Leslie William John Griffiths, Writer R.N.V.R. D/X 94.
John Abraham, S.B.A. D/MX 54850
Thomas Fitzgerald, Leading Seaman D/J 108132
James Joshua Hart, Officers' Cook 2/C., D/I 14528
Showed initiative and ability in moving wounded
on crowded decks, administering first aid and
assisting Medical Officer.
Robert John Roberts, Able Seaman R.N.V.R. M/DX 2113. with
Pearson, Able Seaman D/J 10229
Showed initiative in promptly dealing the low leaks
in the low power room, thereby saving power
generators.
S.A. 1/C., D/H 37701.
saved a
William steadiness in carrying as
Frederic Bush, Ordinary Seaman. out his D/JX duties 156985
sight Showed setter of A gun, although the gunlayer was killed
alongside him.
John McCarthy, Stoker in Petty the hand Officer, and face D/K 65035. showed great
zeal Though and devotion wounded to duty in locating and repairing
damage. Cole, Petty Officer Gunner's D/SSX Mate, 20476. D/J 110727
Frederic John Sketckell, Able Seaman, D/SSX 13321.
Wilfred James Kidd, Ernest Able Seaman, Acting R.F.R. Leading Seaman, D/J D/JX 110309. 134747.
Walter James Leading Seaman, D/JX
William Wilkinson, Whale, Acting Leading Seaman, 134933.
Seaman, D/SSX D/JX 21633.
R.N.R. D/X 19224A. 19746A.
D/X 154224.
Thomas Victor Cullum, Poole, Able Seaman, D/KX R.F.R. 81834.
Raymond Allenby Able D/B 15446.
Culley, Able Seaman, D/SSX 19465 130278
Stoker 1st Class, D/JX
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m.b.
E. Clare
TM 5227/40
9.
!
4.
"London Premier"
m.v.
W.D. Tamlyn & Co.
TM 5261/40
21.
16.
1.
"Lady Lou"
m.v.
Sussex Yacht
TM 5434/40
47.
6.
i
Works Ltd.
"Lady Nancy"
m.b.
W. Osborne Ltd.
TM 5110/40
7.
i
i
"Liberty II"
m.v.
W.C. Craske
TM 5479/40
5.
14.
10.
"Leslie"
S.Bge.
Andrews & Ellis
TO 9303/40
20.
i
i
"Lark"
S.Bge.
T.Scholey & Co.
TO 9315/40
50.
3.
6.
795.
i
Ltd.
"Leeuwarden"
S.S.
Gen. Stm. Nav. Co.
TM 4270/40
195.
17.
4.
Ltd.
"Lady Rosebery"
Aux.S.Bge.
S. West Ltd.
TO 9306/40
17.
18.
2.
i
i
"Leonard Piper"
Bge.
Geo. Hammond & Co.
TO 8532/40
1.
2.
8.
3120.
"Lord Fisher"
S.D.
Lowestoft Stm.
TM 7392/40
17.
-.
LT.711
Herring Drifters
i
Co. Ltd.
"Lady Doris"
m.v.
C.W. Bone
TM 5004/40
4.
4.
-.
"Lily"
Row.Bt.
J. Gisby
TM 9576/40
5.
7.
6.
20.

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Details

Vessel
Repairs. and Replacements. S. d.
Total
L
Type
Claimant
Paper No.
Hire & Exs.
£.
£.
S.
d.
27.
4.
9.
"SKYLARK IV"
F.V.
(S.M.5)
F.P. Collins
Tm4796/40
44.
16.
O.
375.
0.
0.
"SKYLARK VI"
M.V.
J. Bolson & Son
TO 9198/40
17.
0.
O.
25.
0.
0.
"SKYLARK IX"
75.
O.
O.
M.V.
Pascall Atkey & Son
TO 9198/40
2.
3.
9.
D. Hillyard
2.
9.
6.
54.
10.
O.
"SKYLARK X"
M.V.
TO 9154/40
160.
7.
2.
"SEAGULL"
M.B.
C.E. Loose
TM 6099/40
7.
19.
5.
L.N.203
"SOUTHERN QUEEN"
500.
0.
O.
M.B.
C.H. HARVEY
TO 9271/40
5.
13.
6.
"SOUTH RAY"
M.Y.
S. Burch
TM 3790/40
12.
0.
A.G. Bruce
4.
3.
3.
27.
5.
0.
"SPINDRIFT"
A.N. Hewett
TM 3930/40
5.
15.
O.
"STONEHAVEN"
500.
0.
0.
M.V.
W.H. Stonehaven
TO 9181/40
"SURREY"
M.V.
Thomas Bros.
TM 3763/40
11.
4.
8.
5.
O.
0.
219.
0.
"SOUTHEND
P.M.B.
Southend Britannia
TM 3888/40
0.
0.
0.
75.
BRITANNIA"
Co.Ltd.
35.
0.
0.
"SUFFOLK'S ROSE"
M.V.
Jubilee Fish Co.Ltd.
TO 9564/40
29.
1.
0.
Re-allocated to
Special Admiralty
"SILVER SPRAY
M.V.
W.A. Ragless
TM 4924/40
29.
9.
7.
42.
12.
6.
Service.
"SUNSHINE"
R.13
TM 4783/40
203.
10.
A.T. Verrion
0.
"SUE SUE"
row
F.C. Wilson
TM 9567/40
20.
0.
0.
bt.
"SPURGEON"
S.BGE.
H.W. Harvey
TO 9297/40
15.
10.
6.
19.
15.
0.
"SKIPJACK"
M.B.
W.W.Ringer
TM 4749/40
31.
0.
0.
133.
16.
8.
6.
9.
0.
"SOUTHERN QUEEN"
M.B.
G. Mockridge
TM 4776/40
10.
O.
0.
Salvage Diving Tende:
F.E. 154
"SARAH & EMILY"
TM 5093/40
30.
0.
J. Todd
0.
"SEA BELLE"
M.B.
S.G. Odam
TM 5238/40
7.
15.
0.
"SANDOWN"
M.F.B.
G. Alexander
TM 6464/40
3.
4.
0.
24.
O.
O.
3.
12.
11.
"SERB" & "STONE"
S.BGE.
R & W Paul Ltd.
TO 9296/40
49.
11.
5.
Harrison (Lan.) Ltd.
5.
0.
0.
"SALTCOTE BELLE"
S.Bge.
Francis Gilders Ltd.
TO 9300/40
1.
15.
11.
Andrews & Ellis
TO 9303/40
See
"SUNBEAM"
S.Bge.
under
"Leslie"
If
"
TO 9303/40
It
11
"SIDWELL"
S.Bge.
11
.S.S.
Gen. Steam Nav.
TO 4270/40
116.
8.
11.
"SWIFT"
Co. Ltd.
"SHERFIELD"
M.BGE.
J.J. Prior (Transport)
Ltd.,
TO 9423/40
60.
17.
7.
Not completed.
"
If
If
If
30.
6.
"SHAWFORD"
M.BGE
7.
Not completed.

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71
I corried at Ramsfate chat 0900
on Monday The 3rd and remained there until
archred E said for Telbury on Twesday.
The ship was paid of A.M. wednesday
June 5th in herry Commercial Dochs.
I cannot stress is highly the
behavious of the ships company through in
anditions where they had vistually to slep
and ray little K eat. in particular
Leslie Charles
Acting Petty officer h.C. CuRD c/Ix 155644 and
Able Scaman G.E. GODFREY c/3x 144637 were outstanding
George Edwin
in all they did
! have the know to be
Sir,
Your openint servant,
VIDE RIRAL 1940
10JUN
*
&
LOVER
R
theirment
Reyal Mary.
The Vice Admiral Dover.
Copy is The Commander in Chief Nore Connerd.