Royal canadian navy

Discover the achievements, traditions, and heroes of the Royal Canadian Navy. Learn about their important role in defending Canada's maritime interests and explore fascinating stories from their proud history.
HMCS Chicoutimi was under tow to Ogden Point April 16 to conduct acamber dive.Key moment in submarine’s Extended Docking Work Period that began in 2010.Camber dive early stepping stone in Chicoutimi’s return to fleet,expected later this year,as advances through extensive test & trial program.Camber dive verifies submarine’s watertight integrity,& functionality of comms & other key systems.Dives occur in protected harbours where water is deep enough for the submarine to be fully submerged. Barrow In Furness, Navy Submarine, Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Armed Forces, Military Ranks, Go Navy, Canadian Military, Victoria Harbour, Naval Force

HMCS Chicoutimi was under tow to Ogden Point April 16 to conduct a camber dive. This was a key moment in the submarine’s Extended Docking Work Period that began in 2010. The camber dive is an early stepping stone in Chicoutimi’s return to the fleet, expected later this year, as it advances through an […]

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Naval Analyses: FLEETS #9: Royal Australian Navy, Belgian Navy and Royal Canadian Navy today Destroyer Ship, Australian Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Soldiers, Royal Australian Navy, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian Military, Military Drawings, Canadian Army

Written by D-Mitch This is the fifth article about various countries' navies today. In these articles, I briefly describe a country's naval fleet by reporting the ships in each type/category of warships and by providing a nice image where all the types of warships are illustrated and the units of its class are reported. I include the vessels that will enter in service this year and I have excluded those that are about to be decommissioned. I deliberately excluded many classes of auxiliary…

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Caroline Tremblay
HMCS Algonquin. Three out of four Royal Canadian Navy vessels will receive a final salute from their current and former sailors, soldiers, airmen and airwomen on their respective coasts this spring and summer. On September 19, 2014, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), announced the retirement of four ships that had reached the end of their operational lives: Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Protecteur, Preserver, Iroquois and Algonquin. Formal ceremonies will Destroyer Ship, Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian Military, Naval Force, Canadian History, September 19, Navy Ships, Modern Warfare

Three out of four Royal Canadian Navy vessels will receive a final salute from their current and former sailors, soldiers, airmen and airwomen on their respective coasts this spring and summer. On September 19, 2014, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), announced the retirement of four ships that had reached the […]

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Terry Sanderson