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This record is about the Folio 128: report of proceedings dated 19 November 1916 by Captain Hugh Justin Tweedie,... dating from 1916 in the series Admiralty: Historical Section: Records used for Official History, First World War. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Folio 128: report of proceedings dated 19 November 1916 by Captain Hugh Justin Tweedie, HMS Sir Thomas Picton.
Folio 129: report of proceedings dated 18 October 1916 for HMS M28 by Lieutenant Donald Priaulx MacGregor.
Folio 130: report of proceedings dated 12 November 1916 for HMS M32 by Lieutenant Commander Robert Gregory Maze Durrant Hunt.
Folio 131: report of proceedings dated 19 November 1916 for HMS M32 by Lieutenant Commander Robert Gregory Maze Durrant Hunt.
Folios 132-135: Enclosure number 17, number ST/1/48, report of proceedings dated 26 November 1916 by Captain Edgar Grace, Sixth Detached Squadron, HMS Grafton.
Folio 136: report of proceedings dated 25 November 1916 for HMS Sir Thomas Picton by Captain Hugh Justin Tweedie.
Folios 137-138: report of proceedings dated 26 November 1916 for HMS M20 by by Lieutenant Commander James William Fairlough.
Folio 139: report of proceedings dated 26 November 1916 for HMS M18 by Lieutenant Commander Reginald Guy Stone.
Folio 140: report of proceedings dated 26 November 1916 for HMS M32 by Lieutenant Commander Robert Gregory Maze Durrant Hunt.
Folio 141: report of proceedings dated 25 October 1916 for HMS M28 by Lieutenant Donald Priaulx MacGregor.
Folios 142-145: Enclosure number 18, number ST/49, report of proceedings dated 3 December 1916 by Captain Edgar Grace, Sixth Detached Squadron, HMS Grafton.
Folio 146: report of proceedings dated 3 December 1916 for HMS Sir Thomas Picton by Captain Hugh Justin Tweedie.
Folio 147: report of proceedings dated 3 December 1916 for HMS M18 by Lieutenant Commander Reginald Guy Stone.
Folio 148: report of proceedings dated 2 December 1916 for HMS M28 by Lieutenant Donald Priaulx MacGregor.
Folio 149: report of proceedings dated 4 December 1916 for HMS M32 by Lieutenant Commander Robert Gregory Maze Durrant Hunt.
Folio 150: Enclosure number 19, number ST/56, report of proceedings dated 22 November 1916 by Captain Edgar Grace, Sixth Detached Squadron, HMS Grafton.
Folios 151-154: Enclosure number 20, number 55 F, dated 23 November 1916, letter of proceedings at Salamis by Arthur Hayes-Sadler, Rear Admiral, HMS Duncan.
Folios 155-156: Enclosure number 21, number 55 F, dated 1 December 1916, letter of proceedings at Salamis by Arthur Hayes-Sadler, Rear Admiral, HMS Duncan.
Folios 157-158: Enclosure, number 55L, memorandum dated 30 November 1916 on the Allied Military demonstration against Athens by Arthur Hayes-Sadler, Rear Admiral, HMS Duncan.
Folio 159: Operation orders dated 30 November 1916 regarding the Allied Military demonstration against Athens by Major C D O'Harmar, Royal Marine Light Infantry.
Folios 160-182: Enclosure No 22. HMS Exmouth. Rear Admiral Hayes Sadler, Salamis including report on operations carried out on 1 December 1916 from HMS’s Duncan and Exeter to occupy the Zappeion in Athens including separate report by Major CDO Harmer RMLI. The following are noted for their conduct. French ship Vergniaud - Captain Dévé (mortally wounded), Enseigne Martin, Zophef Caliane; HMS Duncan, Surgeon Milligan, Colour Sergeant Strachan, Lance Corporal Jones; HMS Exmouth,Corporal Ply/14717 T Wedge, Private Ply/14546 E James, Private Ply/16639 C Conway, Private Short, Private Cook, sick berth attendant Grieve, Privates German and Whittle, Able Seaman MH Whitfield, Lieutenant Palliser, acting Lieutenants Field, Stanley, Eliot and Cree and Petty Officer Granville, (folio 167). The list of killed and wounded at folio 170 is given as: HMS Exmouth, Killed - Thomas Watling Martin Able Seaman ON 170379. Timothy Driscoll, Seaman RNR ON 2412A. Plymouth No/10333 Colour Sergeant William Cartlidge. Plymouth No/16047 Private Albert Davenport. Plymouth No/16018 Private Wilfred Bramma. Plymouth No/16053 Private Albert Falloon. Plymouth No/16054 Private Frank Thorpe. Seriously wounded: George Johnson Grieve, SBA ON M4417. Slightly wounded: Plymouth No/15223 Corporal James Ellis. Plymouth No/14015 Corporal Herbert Edwin Payne. Plymouth No/12407 Lance Corporal Thomas John Barker. Plymouth No/15319 Private James Carstairs Ballantyne. Plymouth No/15203 Private Giraldus Lawrance. Plymouth No/16040 Private Percy Raymond Evans. Plymouth No/12308 Private George Albert Wells. Portsmouth No/8631 Private William James Plisted. HMS Duncan - Killed: Plymouth No/16350 Lance Corporal Thomas Herbert Bason. Severely wounded: Chatham No/12870 Lance Corporal Ernest Albert Walkerdine. Chatham No/9000 Private James Prior. Slightly wounded: Chatham No/19454 Private Arthur Callaby. Chatham No/19377 Private Frederick James Clark. Report by Lieutenant Priestley commanding two seaman companies at the Zappeion (folios 172-175). Orders concerning demonstrations in Athens (part in French).
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