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First Sunday in May Remembers Battle of the Atlantic
The Battle of the Atlantic was the longest continuous battle of the Second World War and one in which Canada played a central role. The battle began on the opening day of the war in September 1939 and ended almost … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines, HMS Cockade, hms ganges, The Royal Navy & Me, veterans
Tagged Atlantic, battle, convoy, depth charges, Hitler, life boats, longest battle 2nd world war, mariners, sailors, supply, torpedos, UBoats
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A New Month
On the 1st of September 1942 HMCS Morden launched a depth charge attack on a submerged UBoat. Two days later the UBoat was listed as missing and several years later the Morden is given credit for the sinking. HMCS Morden … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines, military, veterans
Tagged convoys, Corvettes, escort vessel, Halifax., Navy, RCN, Sackville, UBoats, war
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Battle of the Atlantic
Sunday the 6th May 2012 (First Sunday in May) is Battle of the Atlantic Sunday. The one day in the year we make special mention of this Battle. It began on the 3rd Sept 1939 and ended 8th May 1945. … Continue reading
Learn About Your History Before you open your mouth.
The radio was on yesterday morning, I wasn’t paying much attention to what was being said until I heard the word submarine. I picked up my ears and listened. There were two people discussing whether Canada should scrap our submarines. … Continue reading