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    HMCS
    SASKATCHEWAN H70
           
     
           
    F
    - Class Destroyer (RN)
           
     
           
    River
    Class Destroyer (RCN)
           
     
           
     
     
           
    
      
        
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 HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
            Source: Public Domain photo from
            Naval History Net  | 
         
        
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            Battle honours and awards: 
            Atlantic 1943-44,   Normandy  1944,  
            Biscay  1944 
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             Laid down: 25
            Jul 1933
             Launched: 29
            Aug 1934 
            Commissioned: 27
            Apr 1935 
            Transferred to the RCN: 31 May 1943 
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             Commissioned: 31 May 1943 
            Paid off: 27
            Jan 1946 
            Placed
            on Disposal List: 28 Jan 1946 
            Fate: Broken up at Sydney, N.S., in 1946 
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    Commissioned on 27 Apr 1935 as HMS
    FORTUNE, she was serving
            with the 8th Flotilla, Home Fleet when the war broke out, and took
            part in the Norwegian campaign and the occupation of Iceland in May
            1940. She also shared in the sinking of U 27, U 44, and the Vichy
            French submarine Ajax. On 10 May 1941, while escorting a Malta
            convoy, she was badly damaged by bombs and spent six months under
            repairs at Chatham, U.K. In Feb 1943, following two years'
            service with the Eastern Fleet, Fortune returned to the U.K. for
            major refit at London, and there on 31 May 1943, was transferred to
            the RCN as SASKATCHEWAN. She was assigned to EG C-3, MOEF, until May 1944, then transferred to EG 12 for invasion duties. On 07 Jun
            1944, she was attacked by U-984 (Oblt Heinz Sieder) but the torpedo
            exploded in the cat gear, causing no damage to the ship. HMCS SASKATCHEWAN
    participated in operation "Dredger" against
            German escort vessels at the U-boat meeting points off Brest and
            southward. During the night of 5/6 Jul the 12th EG, comprising of QU'APPELLE,
    SASKATCHEWAN, SKEENA and RESTIGOUCHE, attacked 3 patrol
            boats off Brest: V715 was sunk but not before hitting QU'APPELLE and
    SASKATCHEWAN many times with small calibre gunfire. She
            proceeded to Canada in Aug 1944, to refit at Shelburne, N.S.,
            returning to the U.K. in Jan 1945, first as a unit of EG 14,
            and then of EG 11. She returned to Canada the month after VE-Day
            and, after employment as a troop transport, was paid off 28 Jan
            1946, at Sydney and broken up. 
      
     
      
    Photos
    and Documents          Ship's
    company photos 
      
     
      
    Drafts
    to HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 - Letter dated 12 Oct 1943  // 
    Researched by Kathy Somerville 
      
     
      
  
    Commanding Officers 
      
  
    
      
        
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             LCdr Gruffydd Harding Williams, RN - 31 May
            1943 - 06 Jul 1943
             Cdr Ralph Cyril Medley, DSO,
            RN - 07 Jul 1943 - 22 Mar 1944
             LCdr Edward William Finch-Noyes,
            RCN - 23 Mar 1944 - 06 Apr 1944  | 
          
             LCdr Alan Hebert Easton, DSC,
            RCNR - 07 Apr 1944 - 08 Aug 1944
             A/LCdr Thomas Charles Pullen, RCN - 25 Aug
            1944 - 21 Aug 1945
             A/LCdr Frederick
            Charles Frewer, RCN - 22 Aug 1945 - 28 Jan 1946  | 
         
       
     
      
 
  
                 
            In memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice    
             
            
      
            Lest We Forget   
              
            
  
              
            
 LEITCH,
            Dugald 
            LS, RCNVR 
Killed - 06 Jul 1944 
  
 
  
                 
            In memory of those who have crossed the bar      
            
 They shall not be
            forgotten
              
 
  
    
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            Aldred,
            Frank E. 
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            Atkinson, David 
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            Baker, J. Aubrey
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        Blaise,
            Charles E. 
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        Bonner,
          Frederick A.
             
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            Brown,
            William D.
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            Burgess,
            William A. 
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            Cavers,
            J. Arthur 
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            Chambers,
            M. Patrick 
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            Childs,
            Robert G.  | 
     
    
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 Ciz,
            Michael
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            Cunningham,
            C. Edward
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            Easton,
            Alan H. 
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            Everett, A.
            William 
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        Fick,
            Walter C. 
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            Finch-Noyes,
            Edward 
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        Frewer,
            Frederick C.  | 
      
               
        Gillespie,
            Alastair W. 
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            Guest,
            Earlton G.
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            Hackett,
            Thomas J.
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            Hope, Thomas
            A.
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          Hughes,
            Donald C. 
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            Jickling,
            Jarvis 
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            Kellett,
            Stan E. 
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 Kilvington,
            Harry
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        Lagergren,
            Donald W. 
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            Latimer,
            Ernest G.
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            Lawrence,
            John S.
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            Lawrie, John
            M.
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            McGregor,
            Donald
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            McLean,
            Alexander
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            McLean, John
            P.
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        Millman,
            Frederick A. 
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        Murray,
            Robert G. 
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            Naysmith,
            David M.
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 Nichol, John
            L.
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        Paul,
            William B. 
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        Pledger,
            Clifford W. 
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        Pullen,
            Thomas C.
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            Reynolds,
            Frank C. 
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            Riley,
            Lennox C.
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            Robertson, James
            S. 
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            Romanchuk,
            William
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            Saretsky,
            Roman 
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            Simmons,
            Herbert J. 
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    Stewart,
    James 
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        Tefler,
            John W. 
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                  Thibodeau, David 
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          Tupper,
          Allister R.
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          Waters, Donald
          M.
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                  Webber, Reginald A. 
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  Former Crew Members 
      
    
      
        
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             Banks,
            Robert R., Sto (of Amherst, NS) - 1944
              
             Barton,
            Cyril F., AB (of Saint John, NB) - 1944
              
             Bell,
            Alex - 1944
              
             Belyea,
            Holly Dan, AB (of Saint John, NB) - 1944
              
             Brackett,
            John, S.P.O. (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
             Bradley,
            Bill (of Charlottetown) - 1944. Wounded in Channel action in 1944.
              
             Brooks,
            Charles Edgar, SLt, RCNR - 31 May 1943
              
             Cartier,
            Howard B., C.P.O. (GM), (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
             Cavers,
            J. Arthur, L/SBA (of Ottawa) -1944
              
             Desrosiers,
            Jacques, Lt, RCNVR - 14 Feb 1944
              
             Ennis,
            Mark - 1944
              
             Fenton,
            Edward J., S.P.O. (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
             Ferne,
            Harry Curtis, Lt, RCNVR - 31 May 1943
              
             Forbes,
            Peter Whyte, Lt (E), RCNR - 07 May 1943 (Stand by) /  31 May
            1943 / 15 Feb 1944
              
             Fortier,
            Thomas de Blois, A/Lt, RCNVR - 03 May 1944
              
             Gallant,
            Joseph, AB (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
            Goodwin, John F., AB (of Saint John, NB) - 1944
            
  
            Green, Lewis, L/Sig (of Saint John, NB) - 1944
            
  
             Guelenchyer,
            Nicke, 4.7 Gunner (of Oshawa) - 1944
              
            Hencher, Thomas, ERA (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
            
  
             Humble,
            Bob, SLt, Naval Photographer (of Ottawa) - 1944. Wounded in 1944
            Channel action. Hit in back by schrapnel
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             Hume,
            Lorne, Lt, RCNVR - 28 Apr 1945
              
             Hyndman,
            Harry Harland, Lt, RCN - 31 May 1943
              
             Irving,
            Alonza P., LS (of Murray Harbour, PEI) - 1944
              
             Irwin,
            John Robert, SLt (E), RCNVR - 20 Mar 1944
               Kayle,
            John, Sto (of Fort William) - 1944
              
             Keeley,
            Charles Douglas, Surg/Lt, RCNVR
              
             Kimber,
            John R (Jack), Chief Stoker (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
             Kitz,
            Joseph Russell, A/Lt (E), RCNVR - 08 May 1945
              
             Lesslie,
            William Van Arnam, A/SLt, RCN - 31 May 1943
              
             Levy,
            John Givson, Lt (El), RCNVR - 24 Mar 1944
              
             Lockhart,
            Burton V., AB (of Saint John, NB) - 1944
              
             Mason,
            John Kingsford Herbert, Lt, RCNVR - 19 Feb 1944
              
             McAllister,
            William Lawrence (Laurie), PO   
              
             McCormack,
            Leo Patrick, Lt, RCNVR - 31 May 1943
              
             McKeigan,
            Donald A., AB (of Glace Bay, NS) - 1944
              
            McLeod, George, Coder (of Moncton, NB) - 1944
            
  
            Millman, Frederick, AB, (of Alberton, PEI) - 1944
            
  
            Mossman, Hector H., AB (of Milton, NS) - 1944
            
  
             Murphy,
            William, AB (of Charlottetown) - 1944. Wounded in Channel action in
            1944.
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             Nickerson,
            George V., A/PO Tel (of Boylston, NS) - 1944
              
             Phillips,
            Al - 1944
              
             Pride,
            James D., PO (of Halifax, NS) - 1944
              
             Rainnie,
            Phil, L/Sto (of Toronto) - 1944
              
             Richardson,
            Oscar Billings, Surg/Lt, RCNVR - 31 May 1943
              
             Schonenals,
            Lloyd, AB (of Goderich, ON) - 1944 - Wounded in Channel action in
            1944, Capt No. 5 Oerlikon gun.
              
             Skelly,
            Doug, SD (of Toronto) - 1944
              
             Sweeney,
            Claude F., AB (of New Victoria, NS) - 1944
              
             Thomas,
            William Alfred, Lt (E), RCNVR - 15 Feb 1944
              
             Tucker,
            Floyd A., AB (of Elgin, NB) - 1944
              
             Wade,
            John Howard, Lt, RCNVR -31 May 1943
              
             Webber,
            Reginald Amand, Lt, RCN - 31 May 1943
              
             Whalley,
            Arthur George Cuthbert, LCdr, RCNVR - 13 Jun 1945
              
             Whitman,
            George S., Shipwrite 3c (of Beaver Harbour, NS) - 1944
              
             Whyte,
            William Methvin, Lt, RCNVR - 31 May 1943
              
             Wickett,
            Francis Dudley, Lt, RCNVR - 31 May 1943
              
             William,
            Harold Hoslin, Lt (E), RCNVR - 15 Feb 1944
              
             Williams,
            Thomas H., Sto (of Dalhousie, NB) - 1944  | 
         
       
     
      
   
      
    Photos and
    Documents 
      
    
      
        
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             Wartime badge of HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
              
            Courtesy of David Freeman  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
            From the collection of James Robertson 
            Courtesy of Jim Robertson  | 
         
        
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             Patrick Chambers and shipmates on the gun of
            HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70.  Patrick is on the end (left) of the gun
            barrel
              
             Source: Obituary for Patrick Chambers.  | 
         
        
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             Patrick Chambers on board HMCS SASKATCHEWAN
            in
            the North Atlantic 
            Source: Obituary for Patrick Chambers  | 
         
        
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     HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 Leaving St John's
    Harbour. 
    Source: The photo collection of the late
    Samuel L. Anderson, CPO, RCN 
    Published with permission of Bob
    Anderson.  To view the entire collection, click
    here. 
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     HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 departing St John's, Nfld 
    Courtesy of Erling Baldorf
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             Patrick Chambers on board HMCS SASKATCHEWAN 
            Source: Obituary for Patrick Chambers  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
            From the collection of H.J. Simmons 
            Courtesy of RCSCC Bowmanville  | 
         
        
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               Photos from the
            collection of H.J. Simmons and John Carpenter   HMCS
            SASKATCHEWAN H70 or HMCS ST LAURENT H83  
             The
            photos here are from the collections of two sailors. It is known
            that H.J. Simmons served in HMCS SASKATCHEWAN and it is known that
            John Carpenter served in HMCS ST Laurent. However, it is not known
            which ship these were taken from. Did both serve on the same ship at
            some point, or were they friends and shared photos.   
              
            As
            it is not known which ship these were taken on - they have been
            included on the pages of both HMCS ST LAURENT and HMCS SASKATCHEWAN 
             
             
              
              
                
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                    "Hands to Bathe"  (3) Sailors on the
                    quarterdeck of ........ John Carpenter directly in front of
                    2nd man from left, back row  (4) Sailors on the
                    quarterdeck of ..... John Carpenter directly in front of 2nd
                    man from left, back row  (5) Crew members of
                    .......  (6) Locals trying to sell goods to the crew of
                    .......  (7) Looking aft on .......  (8) Unknown
                    sailor on a gun mount on .......   | 
                 
                
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                      (8) Unknown
                    sailor on a gun mount on .......  (9) Torpedo tube on
                    .....  (10-11) Launching a torpedo from ....... 
                    (12) Recovering the torpedo  (13) Gun mount on  ....... 
                    (14) Sailors by the torpedo tubes on .....  (15) Sailor
                    on after gun platform on .....  | 
                 
               
              
             
             
             Webmaster's
            note:  above photos 2, 9, 12, 14 and 15 - were from the
            collection of John Carpenter.  There were included in this
            section as they appear to have been taken on a destroyer and some
            fit the sequence of photos that were identical
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            The
            photos below are from the collection of H.J. Simmons.  It is
            known he served in HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 - and these photos were in
            a album which included his leave ticket while on HMCS SASKATCHEWAN.  However, a number of his photos (above) are
            identical to those in the collection of John Carpenter.  It is
            known John served in HMCS St Laurent H83. While the photos below are
            not found in John's collection, there is reason to wonder if they
            were taken on/from SASKATCHEWAN or ST LAURENT. 
              
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            of the photos from either sailors collection has their ship's name
            written on the back - so at this point, until these photos can be
            positively placed as being taken on one ship or the other, they
            will be included on the pages for both. 
              
            
              
              
                
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                    Torpedo Party, 1944 Standing (L-R): Al Phillips, Jack Telfer,
                    Dan Belyea, Frank Aldred, Alex Bell Kneeling (L-R): John
                    Lawrie, Mark Ennis, Jack Simmons Background (Left) - QM Bill
                    Shill  (2) Looking aft on .....  (3) Four crew members on
                    .....  (4)  HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70  (5) Four crew members on
                    .....  (6-7) Destroyers turning into formation. Photo
                    taken from .....  (8) bow of .....  | 
                 
                
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            (10)
            An explosion in the distance   (12) Ships going in - note the barrage balloons 
            (13) Ships at anchor - note the barrage balloons  (14) Unknown aircraft carrier and merchant ships 
            (16)King George V class battleship 
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                    H.J. (Jack) Simmons on ..... Jun 1944  (18) Life below decks on
                    .....  (19) Three unknown crew members on ..... 
                    (20) An iceberg seen from .... (21) A convoy as seen from
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            From the collection of H.J. Simmons 
            Courtesy of RCSCC Bowmanville  | 
         
        
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             Leave ticket for H.J. Simmons, March 1944 
            From the collection of H.J. Simmons 
            Courtesy of RCSCC Bowmanville 
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             Newspaper article from the Oshawa Times, 09 Apr
            1991 
            Jack Kimber, HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70, 
            remembers what it was like to return from war 
            From the collection of H.J. Simmons 
            Courtesy of RCSCC Bowmanville  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70, Rothesay Bay, Scotland 
            Courtesy of John Coburn 
              
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             Newspaper
            article on HMCS SASKATCHEWAN's participation in Operation Dredger
            5/6 Jul 1944 off the coast of France 
              
            Names
            of sailors from the Maritimes that are listed in the article: 
            Fenton, Edward J., S.P.O. (of Halifax, NS); Nickerson, George V.,
            A/PO Tel (of Boylston, NS); Brackett, John, S.P.O. (of Halifax, NS);
            Barton, Cyril F., AB (of Saint John, NB); Kimber, John R., Chief
            Stoker (of Halifax, NS); McKeigan, Donald A., AB (of Glace Bay, NS);
            Cartier, Howard B., C.P.O. (GM), (of Halifax, NS); Belyea, Holly D.,
            AB (of Saint John, NB); Pride, James D., PO (of Halifax, NS);
            Whitman, George S., Shipwrite 3c (of Beaver Harbour, NS); Hencher,
            Thomas, ERA (of Halifax, NS); Goodwin, John F., AB (of Saint John,
            NB); Tucker, Floyd A., AB (of Elgin, NB); Sweeney, Claude F., AB (of
            New Victoria, NS); Banks, Robert R., Sto (of Amherst, NS); Irving,
            Alonza P., LS (of Murray Harbour, PEI); Gallant, Joseph, AB (of
            Halifax, NS); Lawrie, John M., AB (of Halifax, NS); Millman,
            Frederick, AB, (of Alberton, PEI); Green, Lewis, L/Sig (of Saint
            John, NB); McLeod, George, Coder (of Moncton, NB); Williams, Thomas
            H., Sto (of Dalhouse, NB); Lockhart, Burton V., AB (of Saint John,
            NB); Mossman, Hector H., AB (of Milton, NS) 
              
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            Newspaper
            articles on operation "Dredger" against German escort
            vessels at the U-boat meeting points off Brest and southward. During
            the night of 5/6 Jul the 12th EG, comprising of QU'APPELLE, SASKATCHEWAN, SKEENA and RESTIGOUCHE, attacked 3 patrol boats off
            Brest. 
              
            
            (IN01)
            Night Insane As RCN Mangled German Ships - Toronto Star 18 Jul
            1944  (IN02) Canadian Sink 3 Ships As Star Shells Light Sky -
            Toronto Star 11 Aug 1944  (IN03) 6 Supply Ships Sunk By Allies
            Off France - undated newspaper article  (IN04) Naval Forces
            Fight in Channel - undated newspaper article 
              
            From
            the collection of Innes Neil van
            Nostrand 
              
            Courtesy
            of Hugh van Nostrand 
              
             
              
              
            DC01 
            From
            undated newspaper - Account of the action that took place during
            Operation Dredger 
              
            From
            the collection of AB Dave
            Christison, RCNVR 
              
            Courtesy
            of Thomas Christison 
             
              
             
               
            WR05 
            Article on Operation
            Dredger 5/6 Jul 1944 - The Albertan 14 Aug 1944 
              
            Sailors
            listed in the article: 
            HMCS
            SASKATCHEWAN - LS Dugald
            Leitch of Calgary;  AB Basil Goodrich of Calgary;  AB
            Henry Dyer of Edmonton;  AB
            Lennox Riley of Calgary;  Tel
            William Romanchuk of Stry;  AB George Clark of
            Edmonton;  LCdr Allan Easton,
            CO of Halifax, Lt Alfred William
            Everett of Winnipeg;  Surg-Lt Doug Keeley;  SLt
            John Nichol of Vancouver 
            HMCS
            QU'APPELLE - Cdr Sandy MacKillop, RN, CO 
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 - 22 Nov 1944 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 at anchor, Halifax - 22
            Nov 1944 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             Submarine alongside at Tobermory - date unknown 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             Robert Murry (left) and Jacques Desrosiers
            ashore in Edinburgh, Scotland - Mar 1945 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             Robert Murray (left) and Mo in Edinburgh,
            Scotland - Mar 1945 
            in Edinburgh, Scotland - Mar 1945 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             Canadian naval officers visit Blackpool,
            Thursday 29 Mar 1945 
            LCdr T.C. Pullen, Commanding Officer HMCS SASKATCHEWAN
            H70 - front row 2nd from right 
            From the collection of Robert Murray 
            Courtesy of Ann Haver  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 - date unknown 
            From the collection of Ron Critchley 
            Courtesy of Diane Brown  | 
         
        
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             A mess deck on HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
              
            Aubrey Baker - 1st on right 
              
            From the collection of J.
            Aubrey Baker, RCNVR 
              
            Courtesy of Bryan Baker  | 
         
        
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             HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 astern of HMCS
            WALLACEBURG J336 
              
            From the collection of William
            (Bill) Dougall, LTO (LP), RCNVR 
              
            Courtesy of Grant Dougall  | 
         
       
     
  
      
     
     
      
    
    (WB66) Unidentified PO on HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
     (WB67)
    Unidentified PO bringing 2 female guests aboard HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
    
    (WB68-WB69) William Brown (left) and shipmate with their guests aboard HMCS
    SASKATCHEWAN H70 
    
      
      
    (WB70)
    HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
      
      
    (WB71)
    HMCS SASKATCHEWAN H70 
    From
    the collection of William Donald Brown,
    Sto PO, RCNVR 
    Courtesy
    of Doug Brown 
     
      
     
     
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