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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAppendicesPageI. Particulars of Warships 502II. The Machinery of Port Defence 522III. Fuel Oil Supply 527IV. Naval Tankage 530V. Officers and Men serving at Canadian Naval Bases 531VI. Approximate.Cost of Naval Bases in Canada. .531VII.Ac<strong>com</strong>modation and Recruiting at R.C.N.V.R.Divisions 532VIII, Productivityof Naval Schools 533IX. Capacity of principal LoadingPorts 537X. Canadian and British-Canadian Trade Convovs .538XI. Principal American Trade Convoys 540XII. Merchant Ships registered or built in Canada .. 541XIII. Organizationof Naval Staff Branch 542XIV. External Councils and Committees 545Abbreviations 546Index 552Vlll
ILLUSTRATIONSPlatesFacingPageI. Halifax Port and Naval Establishments 1945 .. 106II. Halifax Naval Base 1945 135i/iii. OrganizationIV.of C. in C. C.N.A 143St. Lawrence, East Coast, and NewfoundlandNaval Bases 149V. Sydney Naval Base 1945 173VI. St. John's Newfoundland Naval Base 1945 . . . 203VII. Coast ol British Columbia 210VIII. The Esquimalt Base 1945 225IX. EsquimaltNaval Base 1945 228X. Prince RupertHarbour and Naval Establishments 239XI. Losses of Merchant Shipping 33SXII. Canadian Sea-borne ExportTrade 351yxui. Diagram of Principal Convoys 370v/xiv. A Normal HX Convoy 390XV. Convoy HXS-300 395iXxvi. Organization Summer ol 1939 418I'xvii. Organization March 1941 419i xviii. Organization Summer of 1942 420rîx. Organization April 1945 428XX. Procedure for Obtaining Financial Approval 433. . .IX
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Page 11 and 12: THENAVAL SERVICEof CANADAIts Offici
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Page 18 and 19: NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAOther Illust
Page 20 and 21: NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAService Head
Page 23 and 24: Chapter 1THE BEGINNING OF WAR, 1939
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Page 27 and 28: , forTHE BEGINNING OF WAR, 1939Sept
Page 29 and 30: THE BEGINXING OF WAR, 1939R.C.XR.C.
Page 31 and 32: THE BEGINMXC; OF WAR, 1939sweepers.
Page 33 and 34: THE BEGINNING OF WAR, 1939D.E.M.S.
Page 35 and 36: THE BEGLNNING Ol- WAR, 1939remainde
Page 37 and 38: THE BEGINMXG OF WAR, 1939t\represen
Page 39 and 40: THE BEGINNING OF WAR, 1939primarily
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Page 43 and 44: Chapier 2PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS- DEFE
Page 45 and 46: PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS—DEFENCE OF C
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAinitial cons
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAsimilar to t
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAevacuation o
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAugust 1940,
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADACol. Ralston
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAtype of ship
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThe Engineer
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS- DEFENCE OF CA
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS DEFENCE Ol- CA
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PROCLREiMENT OF SHIPS—BATTLE OF T
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS-BATTLE OF THE
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. .PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS—BATTLE OF
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS-BATTLK OI- Tl
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS— BATTLF. OK
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS—BATTLE OF TH
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PROCUREiMENT OF SHIPS-BAT'ILF OF TH
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^PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS BA ITLE OF TH
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Chapter 4PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS — L
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS—LAST PHASE 1
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS-LAST PHASE 194
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PROCUREMENT OF SHIPS -LAST PHASE 19
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAseemed prefe
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA— above al
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.HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND ITS OUTPORT
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND ITS OLTPORTS
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND ITS OUTPORTS
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAhowever, val
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAIn September
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAentrance. Ex
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NA\ AL SERVICE OF CANADAbeginning t
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NAVAL SER\ ICE OF CANADAships were
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HALIFAX \A\AI. BASE AND IIS OITPORT
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND LPS OUTPORTS
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASF. AM) ITS OUTPORT
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HALIFAX \AVAL BASE AM) IIS OUTPORTS
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND LIS OU'l'POR
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HALIFAX NAVAL BASE AND FFS OLTPORTS
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAbrought abou
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. .. .. .NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAwer
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAwater channe
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAarea from 19
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAwar, some use
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthe dockyard
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThe increase
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ioJlowingOTHER BASES IN EASTERN CAN
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADAThe R.
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADAfrom 1
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADAof Nov
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADASydney
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADAeffect
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OTHER BASES IN EASTERN CANADALate i
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OTHER BASES IX EASTERN CANADAThe ch
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAthat port sho
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAvettes, frig
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAwould facili
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAhad been dra
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAon its way t
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAeventuality
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Chapter 7BASES OUTSIDE CANADATHE Is
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADANewfoundland
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BASES OUTSIDE CANADAthese jetties w
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BASES OUTSIDE CANADAbarrels. At the
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BASES OUTSIDE CANADAthe base, and s
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BASES OUTSIDE CANADAto be provided,
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NA^ AL SERVICE OF CANADAisland, a v
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAuse oi Lough
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAbecome great
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NA\'AL SERVICE OF CANADAof priority
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WEST COAST BASESThe city of Vancouv
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WEST COASr BASKSlights,radar, and h
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WEST COAST BASESVictoria and other
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WEST COAST BASESof the Peninsular a
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WEST COAST BASESShips Degaussed Wes
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WEST COAST BASESequipment, and a ne
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WEST COAST BASES1944, a 6,000-barre
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PLATE VIIIESqUlMALT BASEWith adjace
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAbe supported
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAsuch as wate
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAs more trai
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAing a more e
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThe port, ho
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAboom at Metl
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADADepartment o
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WEST COAST BASESmonths certain addi
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WEsr coAsr basesR.C.X. WARSHIPS BAS
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—OFFICERSTh
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—OFFICERSbe
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINLNG—OFFICERSth
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING-OFFICKKSThis
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING-OFFICERSof i
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PERSONNEL AND IRAINING—OFFICERSth
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—OFFICERSsp
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NA\'AL SERMCE OF CANADAmore than tw
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAsubjects by
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NA\ AI.SERVICE OF CANADAhurried, fo
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAby the end o
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADACaptain (D)
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Chapter 10personnp:l and training
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADARecruiting t
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NA\AL SE:RVICEOF CANADAspring ot 19
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThere were t
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAA new course,
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAX.K. Divisio
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthe inadequa
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAentry torped
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAIn new-entry
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NA\ AL SERVICE OF CANADAunder the s
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NAVAL SERVTCF. OF CANADAU.S. and Br
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAGunnery duti
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSApa
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSacq
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGScor
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSNov
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSder
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSrep
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGStra
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSadv
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSCan
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSThe
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGSMis
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—RATINGStio
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING—MISCELLANE
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAGait, at Holw
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADArational, un
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAamong other
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING— MISCELLAN
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— IOf
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PLATE XILOSSES OF AVERCHANT SHI PIL
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAreveal the a
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThere were t
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAThe raw and
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— IIt
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— Iand
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— IThe
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PLATE XIICANADIAN SEA-BORNE EXPORT
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADArestrictions
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADANewfoundland
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAwith later,
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAand also a d
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthe United K
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could be acquired.NAVAL SERVICE OF
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthose of the
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Chapter 13MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRA
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAin appointme
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAtadvanced fo
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAand given th
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADATrade Divisi
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAof a sympath
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAcrew trouble
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAwere impleme
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAfold" series
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAfor coastal
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAfrican port
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, NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADANaval Cont
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— IITh
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND TRADE— IIth
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MERCHANT SHIPPING AND I RADE—IIun
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67Arr/uec/PLATE XVCOKVOV HXS-300LAR
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAgestion; the
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAPlans for the
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAmission in t
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Chapter 14THE CREATION OF THE CANAD
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA(5) (a) empl
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAprotection o
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NA\'AL SERVICE OF CANADAby C.T.F. 2
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADACdr. J.M. de
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XA\AL SERVICE OF CANADAEscort Subco
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADArange aircra
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Chapter 15ORGANIZATION AT NAVAL SER
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'lit-, :I2If'tfi5 -< o". u < u>a: -
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthat the par
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ORGANIZATION AT NAVAL SERVICE HEADQ
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ORGx'\NIZATION AT NAVAL SERVICE HEA
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ORGANIZATION x'\T NAVAL SERVICE HEA
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M-- - ' - '
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAthe Estimate
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ORGANIZATION AT NAA'AL SERMCE HEADQ
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYprovêd b
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYofficer w
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LIAISON WITH THE xADiMIRALTYNovêmb
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYgreater p
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTY1930-31,
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYThe main
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYthe C.N.S
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYby air to
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTY{d) Pay a
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LIAISOX \YITH THE ADMIRALTY1941, an
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYso grave
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTY*'an Engi
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYTransitio
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYeither al
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYescort ai
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LIAISON WITH THE ADMIRALTYof 1945 o
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DEMOBILIZATIONactually become civil
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own and work.DEMOBILIZATIONA furthe
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DEMOBILIZATIONthere were approximat
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DEMOBILIZATIONmany returned men and
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DEMOBILIZATIONexercise their releas
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DEMOBILIZATIONwas maintained until
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DEMOBILIZATIONrequired", when the r
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DEMOBILIZATIONso readily in peaceti
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DEMOBILIZATIONR.C.N, were drawn up
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DEMOBILIZATIONtold what stores and
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DEMOBILIZATION^^Navy; and those for
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DEMOBILIZATIONthe east grewsmaller
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DEMOBILIZATIONto be sold. The rest
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DEMOBILIZATIONitself, the Royal Can
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DEMOBILIZATIONthe fulfilment of nav
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAand maintena
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Appendix IPARTICULARS OF WARSHIPSCo
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADA2. Frigates:a
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADANameBarrieBa
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAsteam recipr
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NameNAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA7. Bangor Mi
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NameNAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADANameAlgonqui
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NA^'AL SERVICE OF CANADA16.5 kts.;
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.?7/NAVAL SER\'ICE OF CANADApon^c.
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NAVAL SERMCE OF CANADAsweeping gear
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAentry of mot
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NxWAL SERVICE OF CANADAThe examinat
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAof orders fo
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAppendix IVN
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Ii'1251NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAAppen
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NA\'AL SERVICE OF CANADAAppendix XI
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAfreely with
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAABBREVIATION
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAD.M.N.ADirec
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NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADAN.E.C.R.INGN
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INDEXAbbreviations, used in this vo
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INDEXBay Bulls, NewfouiuUaiwi: sub-
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INDEXCanadian Shipping Board— Con
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INDEXCommerce raiders: possibility
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INDEXDetroit, Mich.: training of M.
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INDEXFrance: 1,4, 5; naval units at
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INDEX"Intended Sailings" telegrams,
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INDEXMagdalen, H.M.C. trawler: at S
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INDEXNaval Accounting, Director of,
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andINDEXPattullo, T.D., and disposa
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INDEXRayon d'Or, H.M.C.S.: at Halif
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INDEXSt. Jean, P.Q., chief commodit
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INDEXStatistics, ships and drj^ doc
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INDEXVeterans' Affairs, Dept. of, a
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