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The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) during factory tests for acceptance into the Royal Canadian Navy in the World War 2.The Corvette Morden subsequently had the board number K170, belonged…
The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) during factory tests for acceptance into the Royal Canadian Navy.The Corvette Morden subsequently had the board number K170, belonged to the Flower class corvettes.The…
War photo archive: The crew of a Canadian Quesnel corvette (HMCS Quesnel) pose for a photographer in front of the superstructure of their warship during World War II. The crew…
WW2 photo archive: Sailors from the crew of the Canadian Quesnel corvette (HMCS Quesnel) raise the Mk. VII depth charge above the deck of the ship. The crew of the…
Allied corvettes pictured from left to right: Canadian corvette HMCS Buctouche, British corvette HMS Meadowsweet, Canadian corvettes HMCS Edmunston and HMCS Quesnel. Allied corvettes photo source: Defense Canada. Location: Halifax,…
Canadian Teme frigate (HMCS Teme) is moving in the water area of the port. Teme frigate had the side number K458, class – River.The frigate was built in the UK…
Mk.VII depth charges aboard the Canadian corvette Morden (HMCS Morden).In the background are two Mk. II Depth Charge Thrower with Mk.VII depth charges already installed in them. Depth charges Mk.VII…
View from the Canadian Kamloops corvette (HMCS Kamloops) of the Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) on the high seas in 1943-1944. Morden Corvette photo source: Defense Canada. Location: AtlanticPhoto Time:…
The Canadian Morden corvette maneuvers at sea during factory tests for acceptance into the Royal Canadian Navy.The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) had the board number K170 and belonged to…
The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) had the board number K170 and belonged to the Flower class corvettes.The Morden corvette was built at the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. in…