HMCS Saskatchewan is seen slowly sinking in the waters after being decommissioned from Royal Canadian Navy service and used as a target practice vessel, her hull beginning to list as seawater rapidly fills her interior spaces. A River-class frigate that served in World War II for convoy escort and anti-submarine warfare in the North Atlantic, her sinking marked the end of her long journey. The ship superstructure gradually disappeared beneath the surface, leaving ripples and bubbles in the sea,

Another Great Navy Day! Today, the future His Majesty’s Canadian Ship HMCS.NCSM.RobertHamptonGray was officially named in honour of Lieutenant Robert Hampton Gray, a Second World War Canadian naval hero and the last Canadian awarded the Victoria Cross in August 1945. As the sixth and final Harry DeWolf-class Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessel (AOPV), this day marks a great milestone for our Navy’s future. Increasing our presence and reach on all coasts, the naming of a ship is a time-honoured tra

Hundreds of family members were on the jetty in Halifax Tuesday to welcome their loved ones home from a six-month deployment aboard HMCS Fredericton. READ MORE: http://globalnews.ca/news/2804144/hugs-tears-and-lots-of-love-hmcs-fredericton-comes-home-to-halifax/ | Global Halifax

Farewell to a faithful Navy provider 👋🚢🎥 Last weekend HMAS Sirius (I) was decommissioned after more than 15 years dedicated service providing fuel and stores to ships at sea. The farewell ceremony at her home port, HMAS Stirling, Fleet Base West was attended by families and former crew members. Chief of Navy Australia Vice Admiral Mike Noonan said the ship and crew made a valuable contribution to #AusNavy operations and exercises since being commissioned on September 16, 2006. “They faithfull