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HMCS OJIBWA

November 13, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS OJIBWA

Ex-HMCS OJIBWA under tow, passes through the St. Lawrence Seaway lock at Iroquois, Ontario on 3 June 2012. The cold war RCN submarine is being moved to Port Burwell and will become a museum ship. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Roger Litwiller. (RTL33782)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Cold War, History, HMCS, HMCS OJIBWA, Iroquois Lock, Naval History, Navy, O Class Submarine, Project Ojibwa, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seaway, submarine

HMSubmarine SEA NYMPH

October 17, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMSubmarine SEA NYMPH

HMCS TRENTONIAN was diverted from St. John’s, NF. to find and rescue HMSubmarine SEA NYMPH (P225) off the cost of Newfoundland on 4 April 1944. Her dive planes were damaged by pack ice while on patrol in the North Atlantic. Unable to dive, the submarine was vulnerable to attack by both Allied and Axis forces. […]

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Argentia, Battle of Atlantic, corvette, HMCS, HMCS TRENTONIAN, HMS, HMS SEA NYMPH, Naval History, Newfoundland, NF, North Atlantic, P225, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Navy, St. John`s, submarine, Warships of the Bay of Quinte, White Ensign Flying, WWII

HMCS OJIBWA

September 15, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS OJIBWA

HMCS OJIBWA being towed along the St. Lawrence waterway near Iroquois Lock, 4 June 2012. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Alex Litwiller. (RTL-AJL DSCF9634r)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Cold War, Florence M, HMCS, HMCS OJIBWA, Iroquois Lock, Naval History, Navy, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seaway, submarine, tugboat

HMCS VICTORIA

September 3, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS VICTORIA

HMCS VICTORIA is undergoing an extended maintenance period in HMC Dockyard Esquimalt on 19 September 2019. HMCS REGINA is in the background. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Roger Litwiller. (RTL05109)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: CFB Esquimalt, HMC Dockyard, HMCS, HMCS VICTORIA, Maritime Forces Pacific, Naval History, Navy, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, submarine, Victoria Class Submarine

HMCS GRILSE

August 10, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS GRILSE

Sailors from the Canadian submarine HMCS GRILSE are ready to dip the Canadian Naval Ensign in salute to HMCShips SASKATCHEWAN, MACKENZIE and BEACON HILL return to ESQUIMALT from their Far East Cruise in 1965. From 1965 to 1968 the RCN used the national flag as both ensign and jack in their ships. Roger Litwiller Collection, […]

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Esquimalt, History, HMC Dockyard, HMCS, HMCS GRILSE, Maritime Forces Pacific, Naval History, Navy, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, submarine

Former HMCS OJIBWA

July 29, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

Former HMCS OJIBWA

Ex-HMCS OJIBWA under tow passes through the St. Lawrence Seaway lock at Iroquois, Ontario on 3 June 2012 with Nadro Marine tugs, Florence M (leading) and Lac Manitoba. The cold war RCN submarine is being moved to Port Burwell and will become a museum ship. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Alex Litwiller. (RTL-AJL DSCF9645)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Cold War, Florence M, History, HMCS, HMCS OJIBWA, Iroquois Lock, Lac Manitoba, Naval History, Navy, O Class Submarine, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seaway, submarine, Tugboats

HMCS LEVIS

June 29, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS LEVIS

HMCS LEVIS torpedoed by U 74 on 19 September 1941, 120 miles east of Cape Farewell, Greenland while escorting Convoy SC-44. The torpedo struck the corvette just ahead the 4 inch forward gun, blowing a large hole in her bow. Damage control was initially effective and she was taken in tow. LEVIS remained afloat for […]

Filed Under: Battle of The Atlantic Tagged With: Battle Damage, Battle of Atlantic, corvette, History, HMCS, HMCS LEVIS, Naval History, Navy, North Atlantic, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, ships, submarine, Torpedo, U-Boat, WWII

HMCS OTTAWA (I)

June 21, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS OTTAWA (I)

HMCS OTTAWA (1st), River class destroyer, ex-HMS CRESCENT, Transferred to RCN on 15 June 1938. She was torpedoed by U91 in the North Atlantic on 13 September 1942, killing 114 of her crew. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Jack Harold, RCNVR. (RTL-JH023)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Battle of Atlantic, Destroyer, History, HMCS, HMCS OTTAWA, HMS CRESCENT, Naval History, Navy, North Atlantic, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, ships, submarine, U91, WWII

HMCS CHICOUTIMI

June 18, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

HMCS CHICOUTIMI

Victoria class submarine, HMCS CHICOUTIMI is assisted by RCN tug Glendale during a cold move from Victoria, BC to CFB Esquimalt on 15 September 2019. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Roger Litwiller. (RTL04959)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: CFB Esquimalt, HMCS, HMCS CHICOUTIMI, HMCTug Glendale, Maritime Forces Pacific, Naval History, Navy, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, submarine, tugboat, Victoria Class Submarine

Ex -OJIBWA at Iroquois Lock

June 4, 2021 by Roger Litwiller

Ex -OJIBWA at Iroquois Lock

Tugs Florence M. (leading) and Lac Manitoba ease former HMCSubmarine OJIBWA through the Iroquois Lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway on 3 June 2012. Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Roger Litwiller. (RTL33805)

Filed Under: Photo of the Day Tagged With: Cold War, Florence M, History, HMCS, HMCS OJIBWA, Iroquois Lock, Lac Manitoba, Naval History, Navy, O Class Submarine, Project Ojibwa, RCN, Roger Litwiller, Royal Canadian Navy, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seaway, submarine, tugboat

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