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A photograph of HMCS Sioux, a destroyer which served in the Royal Canadian Navy.

A photograph of a building in a Russian port taken in 1944. In the foreground is one of HMCS Sioux's deck guns. Sioux escorted convoys to Russia on what was known as the Murmansk Run.

Landing Ship, Tank (LST) aground on Sword Beach, Normandy, 6 June 1944.

Landing Ship, Tank (LST) aground on Sword Beach, Normandy, 6 June 1944.

HMCS Haida, 1944.

A portrait of HMCS Thunder's crew taken in 1941.

Two officers and crew on stern of HMCS Quinte. Note depth charge canisters. January 1945.

1943. While on convoy escort, HMCS Sherbrooke spotted an abandoned American Liberty Ship. A rescue team was sent and boarded the ship and came back with no survivor.

"Old Mike", HMCS Cornwallis' Mascot. Post Card bought by Doug Kirk in Canteen at HMCS Cornwallis, 1943.

Officers and Crew HMCS Meon. Doug Kirk is Upper Left.

HMCS Huron travelling to Sasebo, Japan for repairs after running aground on the Korean island of Yang-do on 13 July 1953.

HMCS Huron travelling to Sasebo, Japan for repairs after running aground on the Korean island of Yang-do on 13 July 1953.

HMCS Huron in dry dock for repairs in Sasebo, Japan after running aground on the Korean island of Yang-do on 13 July 1953.

HMCS Huron in dry dock for repairs in Sasebo, Japan after running aground on the Korean island of Yang-do on 13 July 1953.

The SS Louis Pasteur was the ship that took Alonzo Blackmore to England in 1944.