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Canadian Weyburn corvette (HMCS Weyburn) moves against the background of the coast. The Weyburn corvette had the board number K173, class – Flower. Built in Canada.Weyburn corvette, construction started on…
Canadian Weyburn corvette (HMCS Weyburn) goes along the coast. The photo was taken in 1942-1943. The Weyburn corvette had the board number K173, class – Flower. Built in Canada.Weyburn corvette,…
A Canadian sailor of the Canadian Navy, posing for a photographer, holds a skein of rope in 1942. Canadian sailor photo source: US Library of Congress.
The Canadian Rimouski corvette (HMCS Rimouski) is on a parallel course with another warship. The photo was taken in 1944-1945. Rimouski corvette, hull number K121, class – Flower.Rimouski corvette was…
A Canadian Rimouski corvette (HMCS Rimouski), covered with ice, stands near the pier in the harbor of the port of St. John (Newfoundland Island, Canada) in the winter of 1941-1942.…
Canadian Rimouski corvette (HMCS Rimouski) covered with ice in the harbor of the port of St. John (Newfoundland island) in the winter of 1941/1942. Rimouski corvette, the hull number K121,…
A Canadian sailor draws the unofficial emblem of the Morden corvette (HMCS Morden), which, traditionally, was located on the 101.6 mm cannon (BL 4 inch Mk IX). Canadian sailor photo…
View of the Canadian Morden Corvette (HMCS Morden), covered with a crust of ice, in the North Atlantic in 1944-1945.The Canadian Morden corvette was hull number K170 and belonged to…
Canadian Morden corvette during factory tests for acceptance into the Royal Canadian Navy.The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) was hull number K170 and belonged to the Flower class corvettes.The Morden…
Canadian Morden corvette during tests for acceptance into the Royal Canadian Navy.The Canadian Morden corvette (HMCS Morden) was hull number K170 and belonged to the Flower class corvettes.The Morden corvette…