HMCS Huron travelling to Sasebo, Japan for repairs after running aground on the ...
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The Royal Canadian Navy was one of the world’s largest navies at the end of the Second World War. In the Korean War, RCN ships were the first Canadian forces sent overseas and patrolled the waters around the Korean Peninsula for five years.
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Celebrating Christmas on board HMCS Iroquois. December 1954.
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The crew of HMCS Iroquois providing clothes, money, and other items to a Korean ...
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HMCS Iroquois conducting anti-submarine exercises, 1954.
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HMCS Iroquois personnel firing the ship's Bofors 40mm guns.
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Kenneth Snider (far right) and friends on HMCS Iroquois.
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Kenneth Snider (second from right) and friends celebrate Christmas on board HMCS ...
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The HMCS Iroquois forward 4-inch guns firing on the Korean coast against enemy s ...
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The HMCS Iroquois crew inspecting coastal vessels, to prevent the enemy's covert ...
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Shells from a communist shore battery splash off HMCS Iroquois' port side in the ...
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