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NOTES |
AWARD ABBREVIATIONS |
OTHER ABBREVIATIONS |
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1 Killed on duty 2 Award not for Minesweeping 3 Reason for award unknown |
VC:
Victoria Cross DSC: Distinguished Service Cross MC: Military Cross CGM: Conspicuous Gallantry Medal GM:
George Medal BEM: British Empire Medal (now superseded by MBE) MID:
Mention in Despatches |
B&MD:
Bomb & Mine Disposal |
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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NAME |
RANK/RATE |
UNIT |
DATE |
AWARD |
REMARKS |
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TAGGART |
Paymaster Lt RNVR |
One or more M/S in final column |
9 Jun 42 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for bravery, determination and fortitude in important minesweeping operations while serving in HM Ships Fitzroy, Pangbourne, Cava, Ronaldshay and Cape Nymetski. |
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TAME |
AB RAN |
One or more M/S in final column |
9 May 44 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great skill, endurance and devotion to duty in HM Ships Whitehaven, Boston, Romney, Cromer and Cromarty in clearing enemy minefields to enable supply convoys and bombardment forces to operate in support of the Eighth Army in their advance from Egypt to Tunis. |
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TANNER |
Sub Lt RNVR |
? |
3 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great gallantry and endurance in clearing the estuary of the Scheldt of mines during the period of October to November 1944. |
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TANT |
Leading Signalman |
One or more M/S in final column |
7 Dec 43 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for steadfast courage and skill in a dangerous and important minesweeping operation while serving in HM Ships Acute, Albacore, Brixham, Cadmus, Circe, Clacton, Elbury, Espiegle, Fantome, Felixstowe, Filey Bay, Goth, Hazard, Negro, Polruan, Rothesay, Rhyl, Speedwell, Stornoway, and other ships. |
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TAYLOR |
Seaman |
One or more M/S in final column. |
3 Jul 45 |
BEM |
Minesweeping - BEM awarded for courage, daring and great devotion to duty whilst serving in HM Ships Esmeralda (Vernon echo-sounding yacht), Young Cliff and Fisher Boy in mine location and recovery operations off the coasts of Great Britain and the North of France. |
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TAYLOR |
Seaman |
HM Trawler Joseph Button (M/S) |
4 Oct 40 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for zeal and devotion to duty in minesweeping operations. |
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TAYLOR |
Engineman |
? |
4 Sep 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for courage, resolution and skill in minesweeping operations clearing a channel from the Humber to Heligoland and thence along the North German Coast to Cuxhaven, Hamburg and Bremerhaven during May 1945. |
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TAYLOR |
Chief Stoker |
One or more M/S in final column |
7 Dec 43 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for steadfast courage and skill in a dangerous and important minesweeping operation while serving in HM Ships Acute, Albacore, Brixham, Cadmus, Circe, Clacton, Elbury, Espiegle, Fantome, Felixstowe, Filey Bay, Goth, Hazard, Negro, Polruan, Rothesay, Rhyl, Speedwell, Stornoway, and other ships. |
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TAYLOR |
Leading Signalman |
? |
3 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great gallantry and endurance in clearing the estuary of the Scheldt of mines during the period of October to November 1944. |
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TAYLOR |
Telegraphist |
? |
3 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great gallantry and endurance in clearing the estuary of the Scheldt of mines during the period of October to November 1944. |
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TAYLOR |
Steward |
? |
13 Mar 45 |
MID |
Mine Clearance - MID awarded for leadership and skill in arduous mine clearance operations. |
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TAYLOR |
A/Skipper Lt RNR |
One or more M/S in final column |
13 Apr 43 |
DSC |
Minesweeping - DSC awarded for bravery and skill while serving in HM Ships Alafoss, Sidmouth, Bridlington, Blackpool, Bangor, Eastbourne, Sargasso, Dhoon, Loch Levan, lowther, Welbeck, Star of Orkney, Epine, Feasible, Miranda, Loch Eribol, Welsbach and William Bell while these ships were employed on the hazardous duties of keeping the seas clear of mines. |
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TEMPLE |
Cdr RN (Rtd) |
One or more M/S in final column |
? |
DSO |
Minesweeping - Bar to DSO awarded for courage, skill and endurance while minesweeping in dangerous waters in HM Ships Bangor, Blyth, Eastbourne, Felixstowe, Ilfracombe, Peterhead, Polruan, Poole, Rhyl, Romney, Rothesay and Sidmouth. |
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TEMPLE |
A/Cdr RN |
One or more M/S in final column. |
? |
? |
Minesweeping - Bar to DSC awarded for steadfast courage and skill in a dangerous and important minesweeping operation while serving in HM Ships Acute, Albacore, Brixham, Cadmus, Circe, Clacton, Elbury, Espiegle, Fantome, Felixstowe, Filey Bay, Goth, Hazard, Negro, Polruan, Rothesay, Rhyl, Speedwell, Stornoway, and other ships. |
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TERRIL |
Lt (S) RNVR |
One or more M/S in final column |
12 Jun 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for gallantry, outstanding skill and devotion to duty whilst serving in HM Ships Rhyl, Rothesay, Brixham, Polruan, Stornoway, Hailstorm and Nebb, and Light Coastal Forces, in minesweeping operations over dense and shallow minefields in the opening up of Greek ports in the Gulf of Corinth. |
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TEYNHAM |
A/Cdr RN (Later Captain) |
Captain Minesweepers for FOBAA (Flag Officer British Assault Area) |
? |
DSC |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for courage and undaunted devotion to duty. DSO awarded for outstanding courage, leadership and skill during the build-up of the Normandy bridgehead. |
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THOM |
Seaman RNPS |
? |
22 Dec 42 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for courage, endurance and devotion to duty in minesweeping operations. |
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THOMAS |
Chief ERA |
One or more M/S in final column |
13
Apr 43 |
MID |
Minesweeping - See below. |
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MID awarded for bravery and skill while serving in HM Ships Alafoss, Sidmouth, Bridlington, Blackpool, Bangor, Eastbourne, Sargasso, Dhoon, Loch Levan, lowther, Welbeck, Star of Orkney, Epine, Feasible, Miranda, Loch Eribol, Welsbach and William Bell while these ships were employed on the hazardous duties of keeping the seas clear of mines. DSM awarded for gallantry, outstanding skill and devotion to duty whilst serving in HM Ships Rhyl, Rothesay, Brixham, Polruan, Stornoway, Hailstorm and Nebb, and Light Coastal Forces, in minesweeping operations over dense and shallow minefields in the opening up of Greek ports in the Gulf of Corinth. |
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THOMAS |
Lt RNVR |
? |
? |
DSC |
Minesweeping - Bar to DSC awarded for outstanding skill, courage and devotion to duty in hazardous minesweeping operations in the ports of Northern France after the invasion. |
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THOMPSON |
AB |
? |
13 Mar 45 |
MID |
Minewatching - MID awarded for courage, vigilence and resource whilst carrying out his duties as mine-watcher on the Italian coast. |
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THOMPSON |
LS |
? |
16 Jan 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for gallantry and skill in minesweeping operations off the coast of France. |
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THORNE |
PO |
One or more M/S in final column |
12 Jun 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for skill, perseverance and great devotion to duty whilst serving in HM Ships Fly, St Kilda, Albacore, Squall, Waterwitch, Cadmus, Nimbus, Stornoway, Acute and Brave, and Light Coastal Forces in arduous minesweeping operations along the West Coast of Italy. |
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TODDS |
A/LS |
One or more M/S in final column |
14 Nov 44 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for outstanding courage and devotion to duty in HM Ships Brixham, Bude, Hoy, Polruan, Rothesay and Sharpshooter in minesweeping operations in the Mediterranean. |
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TOMLINSON |
Seaman RNPS |
One or more M/S in final column |
29 Sep 42 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for bravery and skill while minesweeping in HM Ships Clythness, Kingscourt, Lynx, Onetos, Ronso, and HM Motor Minesweepers. |
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TOWERSEY |
Signalman |
? |
3 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great gallantry and endurance in clearing the estuary of the Scheldt of mines during the period of October to November 1944. |
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TRAYNOR |
PO Engineman |
One or more M/S in final column |
3 Jul 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for consistent zeal, courage and good seamanship whilst serving in HM 104th and 31st Minesweeping Flotilla and the 159th Trawler Group and in HMCS Blairmore in arduous operations along the coasts of Southern England and Northern France. |
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TREMEER |
Stoker First Class |
HMS Borde (Mine Disposal Ship) |
8 Mar 40 |
DSM |
Minesweeping - DSM awarded for dangerous and successful experimental work dealing with mines. |
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TRICE |
Warrant Engineer RN |
One or more M/S in final column |
24 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for outstanding skill, determination and despatch in carrying out minesweeping operations, frequently under fire, off the East Coast of Italy whilst serving in HM Ships Fabius, Aberdare, Fareham, Bagshot and BYMS 2209. |
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TUCKER |
Skipper RNR |
One or more M/S in final column |
29 Sep 42 |
DSC |
Minesweeping - DSC awarded for bravery and skill while minesweeping in HM Ships Clythness, Kingscourt, Lynx, Onetos, Ronso, and HM Motor Minesweepers. |
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TUCKER |
Wireman |
? |
3 Apr 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for great gallantry and endurance in clearing the estuary of the Scheldt of mines during the period of October to November 1944. |
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TURNER |
A/Yeoman of Signals |
? |
4 Sep 45 |
MID |
Minesweeping - MID awarded for courage and determination while serving in HM Minesweepers in clearing a passage into Rotterdam, Yjmuiden and Den Helder thereby making possible the swift relief of Holland. |
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TURNER |
Shipwright Fourth Class |
One or more M/S in final column |
7 Dec 43 |
DSM |
Minesweeping - DSM awarded for steadfast courage and skill in a dangerous and important minesweeping operation while serving in HM Ships Acute, Albacore, Brixham, Cadmus, Circe, Clacton, Elbury, Espiegle, Fantome, Felixstowe, Filey Bay, Goth, Hazard, Negro, Polruan, Rothesay, Rhyl, Speedwell, Stornoway, and other ships. |
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