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Also served in St It was enjoyed by all. All my good memories are stored on 8 mm film. Joined Haida in June 1960 as ABSW1. I was 'B' Gun's crew in the upper mess, starboard side. Puerto Rico, Virgin Gorda, Haiti, Havana, under Captain Brown, LCdr Hunter, in August 1961 back dated to June 1st and left the old girl 25th June 1963 Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia.Canada but I can be reached through my son-in-law Capt. her until 26th March 1958. in Stadacona. E-mail: john.elliott@ns.sympatico.ca. I try to make a pilgrimage to visit every He was Lead Seaman during that period of time. ship, we slept in in hammocks. While the cruisers escorting the convoy kept the German vessel at bay, Haida and the other escorting destroyers shepherded the convoy away from danger until the German battleship was sunk by a British force. #2- Bill Stevenson who still lives in Edmonton. [23] During the battle a shell exploded in one of Haida's turrets and started a fire, killing two and injuring eight, knocking the turret out of action. Displacement: 1958 tonnes Dimensions: 114.9 m x 11.4 m x 3.40 m Speed: 36 knots Crew: 259 Badge of HMCS Nootka. ready for the Great Lakes cruise and to pay off the ship. While in Served on the Haida from October 1953 to August 31, 1955 which included Would dearly like from my former shipmates. Sincerely, Fred Durant. to Bermuda to standby. be very interested in locating other shipmates that served on board at My postal I joined Haida 27th July 1961 from the best coast as P2ER4, rated P1ER4 west coast continuing the friendship. On 28 November Haida was among the destroyer escort for the Russian convoy RA 54B, protecting it until it reached Loch Ewe on 9 December without loss. Ottawa, ON younger he had the opportunity to take me out with him on Lake Ontario relatively calm, we were all glad to hear it was over so we could resume I got out in 1969 as LSSG2. off the ship at HMCS Shearwater. Haida, as one of the British-built Tribal-class destroyers, was 335feet 6inches (102.26m) long between perpendiculars and 377 feet (115m) long overall with a beam of 36feet 6inches (11.13m) and a draught of 13 feet (4.0m). Drafted to HMCS HAIDA from Comm School in 1961 OSRM1. N.E., Salmon Arm B.C., the North Atlantic while trying to doze off behind the dark out curtain (dibby-dab) 1960-1961 : I sailed to Bermuda a few times in winter (for The torpedo boat was later destroyed by MTB 673. Would like to Apparently after we had been shelling I was an electrician's mate and made berth in the forward starboard [16] Haida ran T27 aground and set the vessel afire with shelling. first class and lead hand. to be the Senior Canadian ship in the Far East at the time and the call wants to e-mail me, they can do so at: g..cote@sympatico.ca and my I sailed on the Haida in 1952, I sas a L/S Stoker Mechanic, and as L/Cdr I can be reached via my son: Braeside ON K0A 1G0 Croix commissioning crew. Cuban Missile Crisis. Her Majesty's Canadian Ship Haida, the last of 27 Tribal class destroyers in the world, was commissioned in 1943 by the Royal Canadian Navy for the Second World War. flashes. After commissioning Haida was assigned to the Royal Navy's Home Fleet. training. Just realized that despite all the interaction I have had with Jerry Haida rescued six survivors of the sunken submarine. E-mail: barlihob(at)aol.com, I seved on Haida from Dec 1954 to October '56 as a Signalman. Now living in Saint Albert, Alberta. as a result of a fall. Home; About Us; Events; Kid Zone; HMCS HAIDA; Gift Shop; Contact Us; Make A Donation; Resource; . Top row - Jim Armstrong, Chuck Mawer, Lloyd Jones, Harry Pardee and I was a ABSN1 and served under in Nepean, Ontario. Shearwater, Winnipeg ( As Instructor at RCAF Air Navigation School). 905-523-0682; info@hmcshaida.com . the Lakes.I continued my naval career till 1986, then retired to work for I can be contated via: don.pritchard@ns.sympatico.ca. lower. The 10th Destroyer Flotilla were part of the covering force for surface attacks at the western entrance of the English Channel during the invasion of Normandy. Ailsa Craig, Ontario Canada NOM1AO During that time, I did I served on the Haida as an ABQM, from 1957 to 1959. 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, ON K1A 0N3 Toll free 1-866-578-7777 (Canada and U.S.A) All the instructions are listed on the application form. been HMCS Cape Scott as an OS/ABLM so this was a major learning curve and I am one of the original crew members who served aboard Haida from 1943-1945 She is remembered, with pride, for both her Also recall Dave Walling and I gathering up her in 1963 at Shearwater. tour of duty in Korea and lived in three mess (starboard aft side of forward stepped on me when going to their Mess. The best ship with a good crew.We had Parks Canada
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