Sir Ian Hamilton's Despatches from the Dardanelles, etc.Hamilton, Ian
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Sir Ian Hamilton's Despatches from the Dardanelles, etc.
Hamilton, Ian
World War, 1914-1918 -- Campaigns -- Turkey -- Gallipoli Peninsula
JOHN MAPLE, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 171890 (R.F.R. Chat. B.2658),
_Euryalus_.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 176765 (R.F.R., Chat., B.1326),
_Euryalus_.
WILLIAM F. HOFFMAN, A.B., O.N. 195940 (R.F.R., Chat., B.2650),
_Euryalus_.
HENRY G. LAW, A.B., O.N. 195366 (R.F.R., Chat., B.8261), _Euryalus_.
HENRY RIDSDALE, Stoker, R.N.R., O.N. 1136U, _Euryalus_.
COLIN MCKECHNIE, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 157509, _Lord Nelson_ (killed).
STANLEY E. CULLUM, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 225791, _Lord Nelson_ (killed).
FREDERICK T. M. HYDE, A.B., O.N. J.21153, _Lord Nelson_ (killed).
WILLIAM E. ROWLAND, A.B., O.N. J.17029, _Lord Nelson_ (wounded).
ALBERT E. BEX, A.B., O.N. J. 17223, _Lord Nelson_ (wounded).
The above men from _Lord Nelson_ were part of boats' crews landing
troops on V beach, a service from which few returned.
Commended for service in action:
HARRY E. PALLANT, P.O., O.N. 186521, _Implacable_.
JESSE BONTOFT, P.O., O.N. 193398, _Implacable_.
THOMAS J. TWELLS, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 232269, _Implacable_.
RICHARD MULLIS, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 220072, _Implacable_.
MATTHEW B. KNIGHT, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 230546, _Implacable_.
JOHN E. MAYES, Ldg. Seaman, O.N. 196849 (R.F.R. B.8581), _Implacable_.
WILLIAM J. WHITE, P.O.I., O.N. 142848, _Albion_.
FREDERICK G. BARNES, P.O., O.N. 209085, _Swiftsure_.
HENRY MINTER, P.O., O.N. 163128, _Queen Elizabeth_.
HARRY R. JEFFCOATE, Sgt. R.M.L.I., Ch. 10526, _Cornwallis_.
FRANK E. TROLLOPE, Pte. R.M.L.I., Ch. 19239, _Cornwallis_.
GEORGE BROWN, Ch. P.O., 276085, _Sapphire_.
BERTIE SOLE, Ldg. Seaman, 208019 (R.F.R., B. 10738), _Sapphire_.
CHARLES H. SOPER, Signalman, J.9709, _Sapphire_.
FRANK DAWE, A.B., 231502, _Albion_.
SAMUEL QUICK, Seaman, R.N.R., 3109 B., _Albion_.
JAMES RICE, Seaman, R.N.R., 519 D., _Albion_.
WILLIAM THOMAS, Seaman, R.N.R., 2208 B., _Albion_.
WILLIAM H. KITCHEN, Seaman, R.N.R., 4330 A., _Albion_.
FRANCIS A. SANDERS, A.B., 221315 (R.F.R., Chat., B.8199), _Euryalus_.
WILLIAM F. HICKS, A.B., S.S. 4795, _Euryalus_.
WILLIAM F. HAYWARD, A.B., 235109, _London_.
GEORGE GILBERTSON, A.B., 207941 (R.F.R., B.4910), _London_.
ANDREW HOPE, A.B., S.S. 2837 (R.F.R., B.5847), _London_.
CHARLES A. SMITH, A.B., J.27753, _Lord Nelson_ (wounded).
BASIL BRAZIER, A.B., J.6116, _Lord Nelson_ (wounded).
CHARLES H. SMITH, A.B., J.28377, _Lord Nelson_.
HENRY A. B. GREEN, A.B. 238024, _Lord Nelson_ (wounded).
No officer could have been better served by his staff than I have been
during these operations. The energy and resource of my Chief of Staff,
Commodore R. J. B. Keyes, was invaluable, and, in combination with
Major-General Braithwaite--Chief of the General Staff--he established a
most excellent working agreement between the two services.
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