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  • Subject: Destroyers (Warships)
Near Toronto: Lt. P. J. Charlton is on ship's top deck
Near Toronto: Lt. P. J. Charlton is on ship's top deck
8/15/1980
Navy - Canada - Destroyers - Huron - Personnel
Navy - Canada - Destroyers - Huron - Personnel
n.d.
A Man ought to be able to look upon the face of his enemy, said Heinz Birke (right), so he paid a visit to HMCS Haida
A Man ought to be able to look upon the face of his enemy, said Heinz Birke (right), so he paid a visit to HMCS Haida
4/24/1968
Refuelling on the run, two destroyers and a supply ship make a five-day patrol of the North Atlantic fisheries
Refuelling on the run, two destroyers and a supply ship make a five-day patrol of the North Atlantic fisheries
3/26/1975
Navy - Canada - Destroyers - Huron - Personnel
Navy - Canada - Destroyers - Huron - Personnel
n.d.
Ship facelift
Ship facelift
5/3/1982
Vandals hit Haida
Vandals hit Haida
6/3/1974
Salute to the Navy's Dead, Rifles sound a salute during The Last Post in the naval remembrance service yesterday at HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Plac(...)
Salute to the Navy's Dead, Rifles sound a salute during The Last Post in the naval remembrance service yesterday at HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Plac(...)
10/21/1973
Home from Gulf
Home from Gulf
7/23/1991
Gulf Veteran: HMCS Terra Nova, shown in file photo, was to arrive in Toronto this morning to a gun salute from HMCS Haida at Ontario Place
Gulf Veteran: HMCS Terra Nova, shown in file photo, was to arrive in Toronto this morning to a gun salute from HMCS Haida at Ontario Place
7/23/1991
HMCS Ottawa, the navy's first bilingual ship, is docked at Queen's Quay between York St
HMCS Ottawa, the navy's first bilingual ship, is docked at Queen's Quay between York St
7/25/1969
H.M.C.S. Restigouche - Six subs to her Credit. Special to The Star, An Eastern Canadian Port, Sept. 9.- After sinking at least six enemy submarines an(...)
H.M.C.S. Restigouche - Six subs to her Credit. Special to The Star, An Eastern Canadian Port, Sept. 9.- After sinking at least six enemy submarines an(...)
9/9/1945
HMCS Ottawa, the navy's first bilingual ship, is docked at Queen's Quay between York St
HMCS Ottawa, the navy's first bilingual ship, is docked at Queen's Quay between York St
7/25/1969
Aging lady: The Saguenay was once considered the Cadillac of her kind, but now a retired Canadian naval officer calls her junk because of her deterioration
Aging lady: The Saguenay was once considered the Cadillac of her kind, but now a retired Canadian naval officer calls her junk because of her deterioration
8/19/1979
Canadian Naval Men are kept as busy on shore as at sea
Canadian Naval Men are kept as busy on shore as at sea
4/4/1942
Ottawa's farewell visit, The Halifax-based destroyer HMCS Ottawa cruises into Toronto harbor yesterday on a four-day visit to promote recruiting and t(...)
Ottawa's farewell visit, The Halifax-based destroyer HMCS Ottawa cruises into Toronto harbor yesterday on a four-day visit to promote recruiting and t(...)
5/10/1992
Impressive sight
Impressive sight
8/1/1985
Missile destroyer pays US a visit, Honor guard of sailors from the HMS Hampshire march briskly away after ceremonies welcoming the ship-one of Britain(...)
Missile destroyer pays US a visit, Honor guard of sailors from the HMS Hampshire march briskly away after ceremonies welcoming the ship-one of Britain(...)
6/5/1967
British destroyer welcomed as it delivers anchor for Ajax, The British destroyer, HMS Fife, arrived in Toronto harbor yesterday hauling a 1 1/2-tonne (...)
British destroyer welcomed as it delivers anchor for Ajax, The British destroyer, HMS Fife, arrived in Toronto harbor yesterday hauling a 1 1/2-tonne (...)
5/14/1987
Royal Navy delivers anchor for Ajax, The British destroyer, HMS Fife, arrived in Toronto harbor yesterday hauling a 1 1/2-ton gift for the Royal Canad(...)
Royal Navy delivers anchor for Ajax, The British destroyer, HMS Fife, arrived in Toronto harbor yesterday hauling a 1 1/2-ton gift for the Royal Canad(...)
5/14/1987
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