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HMCS DISCOVERY
Vancouver Half Company RCNVR
Vancouver
Division RCNVR
Vancouver,
British Columbia
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HMCS DISCOVERY, Vancouver, BC - year unknown
Source: Crowsnest Magazine
From the collection of Gordon Arnold (Art)
Broster
Courtesy of Cathy Robinson
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HMCS DISCOVERY is a Royal Canadian Navy Reserve division based in
Vancouver, BC. Created during World War II from the Vancouver Half Company
of the RCNVR, DISCOVERY was used for recruitment and training and provided
almost 8,000 personnel during the war. DISCOVERY continued in its training
role following the war. The unit takes its name from HMS DISCOVERY, the ship
used by George Vancouver to chart most of North America's north-western
coast. Originally based at the Stanley Park Barracks, Discover moved to its
current location on Deadman's Island, adjacent to Stanley Park, in 1944.
In memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice
Lest We Forget
Photos and Documents

(WS08) New Entries
HMCS DISCOVERY
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(1) Symons, William (4)
Speight, Harry (of Vancouver)
From the collection of
William Symons, AB, RCNR
Courtesy of George Symons

New Entries
HMCS DISCOVERY
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From the collection of Donald Johnston
Courtesy of D. Malcolm Johnston
(32) Donald Elliott Johnston

Unknown
course at HMCS DISCOVERY
From the
collection of Robert Arthur (Bob) Hanna,
RCNVR
Courtesy of
Scott Hanna
"My first
course as an Instructior"
Robert Hanna,
2nd Row 4th from left

Officers and
Men of HMCS DISCOVERY
Feb 1944
From the
collection of Robert Arthur (Bob) Hanna,
RCNVR
Courtesy of
Scott Hanna
Robert Hanna 4th row 6th from left
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