HMCS
SIOUX R64 / 225
V
- Class Destroyer
NADOWEIS-IW MEWAQHATHAA |
HMCS SIOUX R64
RCN Neg # GM 1630R
Click on the above photo to view a larger
image Courtesy of the Naval Museum of
Halifax |
THEN WE WILL FIGHT
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Battle honours and awards: Normandy 1944,
Norway 1944-45, Atlantic 1944-45,
Arctic 1944-45, Korea 1950-52
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Laid down: 31
Oct
1942
Launched: 14
Sep 1943
Commissioned: 21
Feb 1944
Paid off: 27
Feb 1946
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Re-commissioned: 18
Jan 1950
Paid off: 30
Oct 1963
Fate: Broken up
in 1965
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Laid down as HMS
VIXEN, she was commissioned HMCS
SIOUX at Cowes, Isle of Wight, on 21 Feb 1944, and assigned to the
26th Flotilla of the British Home Fleet. She took part in escorting
carrier attacks against the TIRPITZ and against German shipping off
Norway, and on 28 May 1944 left Scapa for Portsmouth for D-Day duties,
bombarding shore targets on the Normandy coast. Returning to Scapa Flow in
Jul 1944, she resumed her previous occupation
and also escorted four convoys each way to and from Murmansk.
Convoy Desig. |
Convoy Departs from |
Arrives at |
Join as escort |
Depart Convoy |
JW.60 |
Loch Ewe
(15 Sep 1944) |
Kola Inlet
(23 Sep 1944) |
17 Sep 1944 |
23 Sep 1944 |
RA.60 |
Kola Inlet
(28 Sep 1944) |
Clyde
(05 Oct 1944) |
28 Sep 1944 |
03 Oct 1944 |
JW.63 |
Loch Ewe
(30 Dec 1944) |
Kola Inlet
(08 Jan 1945) |
01 Jan 1945 |
08 Jan 1945 |
RA.63 |
Kola Inlet
(11 Jan 9145) |
Loch Ewe
(21 Jan 1945) |
11 Jan 1945 |
19 Jan 1945 |
JW.64 |
Clyde
(03 Feb 1945) |
Kola Inlet
(15 Feb 1945) |
06 Feb 1945 |
15 Feb 1945 |
RA.64 |
Kola Inlet
(17 Feb 1945) |
Loch Ewe
(28 Feb 1945) |
17 Feb 1945 |
27 Feb 1945 |
JW.65 |
Clyde
(11 Mar 1945) |
Kola Inlet
(21 Mar 1945) |
14 Mar 1945 |
21 Mar 1945 |
RA.65 |
Kola Inlet
(23 Mar 1945) |
Loch Ewe
(01 Apr 1945) |
23 Mar 1945 |
30 Mar 1945 |
She
left the U.K. on 06 Apr 1945, for her first trip to Canada and,
upon arrival underwent a major refit at Halifax. In Nov 1945 SIOUX was transferred to Esquimalt, where she was paid off into reserve on
27 Feb 1946. After some modernization she was re-commissioned
in 1950, and did three tours of duty in Korean waters, from 1951 to
1955. Following her
Korean tours, she
returned to her training role.
HMCS SIOUX's tours in Korea:
1st Tour: Departed
Esquimalt: 05 Jul 1950 // Arrived Op Area: 30 Jul 1950 // Departed Op Area:
15 Jan 1951 // Arrived Esquimalt:
04 Feb 1951
2nd Tour: Departed Esquimalt:
08 Apr 1951 // Arrived Op Area: 30 Apr 1951 // Departed Op Area:
14 Feb 1952 // Arrived Esquimalt: 08 Mar 1952
3rd
Tour: Departed Esquimalt: 07 Nov 1954 // Arrived Op Area: 14 Dec
1954 // Departed Op Area: 06 Sep 1955 // Arrived
Esquimalt: 24 Sep 1955
In Nov/Dec 1959, during a 6-week deployment
that included a NATO Exercise, HMCS BONAVENTURE, in company with HMCS
ALGONQUIN, HMCS IROQUOIS, HMCS SIOUX and, HMCS ATHABASKAN encounter a
major storm that battered the squadron. During this deployment, while
alongside in Antwerp, HMCS SIOUX lost a crew member who fell overboard in
harbour and drowned.
Four
newspaper articles on the Nov/Dec 1959 deployment during which 5 RCN
sailors died.
On 30 Jul 1962, the RCN sent the
3rd Destroyer Escort Squadron (Atlantic) under Capt. Gordon Edwards, on a good
will / work up tour. The squadron consisted of HMCS SIOUX 225, HMCS Huron
216 and HMCS Iroquois 217 (as flagship). The ships sailed from Halifax NS to
Bermuda and then on to Jamaica, arriving on the 05 Aug 1962. The
squadron joined a large fleet of naval vessels already assembled, as all
Royal Navies and the United States Navy, had sent "good will"
ships of various classes to Jamaica. In essence, it served to form one of
the largest allied fleets to be assembled since WW II, and spent six days in
Jamaica celebrating their independence from Briton which occurred on the 06
Aug 1962. The squadron then sailed back to Bermuda before heading to Prince
Edward Island to par-take in their official Lobster Festival. From PEI the
squadron returned to Halifax for fuel and provisions, and again departed for
Bermuda. From Bermuda it was onto Trinidad & Tobago to take part in
their independence celebrations. From 12 Sep to 17 Sep 1962, the 3rd Destroyer
Escort Squadron paid a visit to Newfoundland to take part in the 67th
annual meeting of the National Council of the Navy League of
Canada.
SIOUX was paid off at
Halifax on 13 Oct 1963. She was broken up in 1965 at La Spezia,
Italy.
Photos
and Documents Ship's
company photos The
Ship's Bell
HMCS
SIOUX R64 - Crew / N.O.K. list 1944-45
HMCS SIOUX R64 Summary of Operations 1944-1945
Korean
War Vet recalls time aboard HMCS SIOUX
Memoirs of Philip Bissell for SIOUX'S 2nd
Korean War Tour // Source: The Memory Project
Commanding Officers
LCdr Eric Eversley
Garratt Boak, RCN - 21 Feb 1944 - 29 Jun 1945
LCdr Reginald Amand Webber,
RCN - 30 Jun 1945 - 08 Nov 1945
A/LCdr Maurice
F. Oliver,
RCNR - 09 Nov 1945 - 27 Feb 1946
Cdr David Walter
Groos, RCN - 18 Jan 1950 - 03 Jul 1950
Cdr Paul Dalrymple Taylor,
RCN - 04 Jul 1950 - 09 Mar 1952
LCdr Patrick Campbell Benson,
RCN - 10 Mar 1952 - 06 May 1952
Cdr Philip Edwin Haddon,
RCN - 07 May 1952 - 11 Sep 1953
LCdr D.R. Saxon,
RCN - 12 Sep 1953 - 11 Nov 1953 |
Cdr A.H. Rankin,
RCN - 12 Nov 1953 - 26 Sep 1955
Cdr R.W. Murdoch,
RCN - 27 Sep 1955 - 27 Mar 1957
LCdr John Moran Calver, RCN - 28 Mar
1957 - 23 May 1957
Cdr Peter Godwin Chance, RCN - 24 May
1957 - 01 Jul 1958
Cdr Andrew Barry
C. German,
RCN - 02 Jul 1958 - 04 Mar 1959
LCdr John Douglas Lowe,
RCN - 05 Mar 1959 - 20 Sep 1961
Cdr Charles Anthony
F. (Tony)
Law - 21 Sep 1961 - 30 Oct 1963 |
In memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice
Lest We Forget
In memory of those who have crossed the bar
They shall not be
forgotten
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Bamford,
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Banfield,
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Bell,
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Bell,
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Bennett,
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Benson,
Patrick C.
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Bernays,
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Birch, Stanley
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Blades,
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Campbell,
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Campbell,
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John G.
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Cartwright,
William
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Chadwick,
Edward A.
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Chance,
Peter G.
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Chapman,
Kenneth N.
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Clark,
Howard V.
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Colegrave,
Bruce E.
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Collins, D.
Alan
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Considine,
Michael A.
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Cook,
Fred C.
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Cormack,
Lloyd A.
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Costin,
Frank W.
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Cowan,
Stanley
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Cownden,
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Featherby,
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Feddema,
James C.
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Ferguson,
Elmer A.
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Ferris,
Leonard R.
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Finch-Field,
Reginald D.
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Fitchett,
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Gawley,
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Gordon,
Raymond T.
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Gorman,
Andrew D.
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Govan, Brian
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Grant,
Harold B.
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Greengrass,
Frederick C.
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Griswold, Freeman
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Guile,
Gerald E.
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Guinchard,
Rendell H.
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Guttormsson,
Kristjan V.
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Allan R.
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Rex G.
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Harrison,
Jean-Guy
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Hart,
William E.
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Hassard, Ken
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Hawkey,
Robert C.
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Hawkins,
Kenneth C.
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Henderson,
Colin E.
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Henderson,
J. William
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Hermiston,
Jack S.
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Holland,
Orville D.
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Holland,
William A. |
Hughes,
Victor W.
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Hughes,
William A.
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Humford,
Clifford
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Law, C.
Anthony F.
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Lawless,
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Leggett,
Harry F.
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Leir,
Richard H.
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Leslie,
Gerald G.
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Lindal,
Robert C.
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Long,
John H.
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Lopeter,
Richard
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Lord, Albert
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John D.
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Robert J.
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MacDevitt,
Hugh J.
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MacDonald,
Leo I.
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MacWilliam,
Herbert D.
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Mannix,
George H.
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Mason,
Walter M.
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Massender,
Cecil N.
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May,
Nelson C. E.
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McArdle,
Christopher
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McBride,
Lorne P.
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McConney,
Allan E.
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McEntyre,
Peter M.
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McFarland,
James M. E.
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McInnis,
Donald
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McKay,
Ben L. H.
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McKay, F. L. Peter
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McLeod, Cathel
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McLeod,
Gordon A.
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McNair,
William
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Meadmore,
William J.
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Mills,
Charles E.
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Minckler,
Harold M.
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Mitchell, E.
William
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Moore,
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Parkin,
John A.
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Parkin,
William
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Peers,
Robert C. K.
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Peterson,
Dolphus M.
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Phillips,
Eugene
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Pickering,
Russell A.
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Pitre,
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Plastow, J.
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A. Lee
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Regan,
Wallace J.
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Regimbal,
Daniel J. J.
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Reid,
Merville J.
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Richardson,
Cecil V.
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Rose,
Donald L.
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Roste,
Lyle E.
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Rostek, Arthur
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Ruston,
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Wilton H.
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Sawyer,
Thomas A.
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Schauer, Ralph
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Sebastiano,
Frank C.
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Sellon, Murray
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Semple, William G.
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Smelser,
Cedric O.
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Sommerville,
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Former Crew Members
Ashton, Cliff J.
Baird, Samuel Lawson, Lt (E), RCNVR - 01 Feb 1945
Barrie,
Edgar William, Lt, RCNVR - 08 Apr 1945
Birch,
Stan, PO1, RCN - 1955
Blinn,
Earl, Sto, RCNVR - 1945
Bourke,
Guy, AB, RCNVR - 1945
Bruce, Douglas Ian Wallace, Lt, RCN - Jan 1944 (Stand by) / 21 Feb
1944
Carstens, Harry Rene, Lt, RCNVR - 28 May 1945
Collins, David Alan, Lt (S), RCN - 01 Jun 1945
Croshaw, Bill
Dyment, Theodore, AB, RCNVR - 1945
Ford, Douglas John, Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Frank, Jim - 1952
Franklin, John, AB, RCNVR - 1945
Gentles, Roy Allan, Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Gilbert, Bruce Walter, A/Lt, RCNVR - 12 May 1945
Gilmer, George Robert Edward, Lt, RCNVR - 30 Jun 1945
Glendenning, Midshipman - 1944
Gomes, Robert, Tel, RCNVR - 1945
Gouch, Terry, AB, Gunner, 11094 E - 1950 - 1953
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Greenwood, George Armstrong, Lt, RCNVR - 28 May 1945
Halliday, Hugh A.
Hawley, Bob - 1953
Ingersoll, Geary George, Lt, RCNVR - 30 Jul 1945
James, Enoch Ralph, Lt, RCNVR - 02 Jun 1944
Kelgard, Eric, Lt (E), RCNR - 27 Feb 1945
Lawrence, Harold Ernest Thomas, Lt, DSC, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Laytham, Jack - 1955-1956 (approx)
Leslie, Gerald - Served in SIOUX during Korean War
McEntrye, Peter Michael, Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Millar, Robert Donald, Surg/Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Paries, Emil T., ABRP
Parkin, William (Bill), LS, RCNVR
Pearson, Don
Poirier, Victor, Sto, RCNVR
Raeburn, William John, Paym/Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Ramsay, Don - 1952
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Rigg, David Edward, Gnr (T), RCN - Jan 1944 (Stand by) / 21 Feb 1944
Robinson, Thomas Bertie, Cd (E), RCN - 21 Feb 1944
Ross, Ed - WW 2
Rounthwaite, Francis John, Lt, RCNVR - 21 Feb 1944
Severson, Karl Franklyn, Lt, RCNVR - 02 May 1945
Stanley, Alan Douglas, Paym/Lt, RCNVR - 24 Jan 1944 (Stand by)
Strycker, Keith - 1953
Tanner, Joe, ABCK, RCN - 1954-1955
Thompson,
Doug, AB, RCNVR - 1945
Tilley,
Ray - WW2
Van,
William Ross, Lt, RCNVR - 01 Jun 1945
Vowels, Gerry
Walden, Fred, AB - 1945
Wall, Thomas (Tommy) William, Lt, RCN - 21 Feb 1944
Watson, Jack E., SN, RCN
West, Vic - 1953
Wiggins, Donald, PO, RCN - 1945
Young, John Barclay, SLt, RCN - 21 Jul 1944
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Photos
and Documents
Second
World War
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HMCS SIOUX R64
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Wartime badge of HMCS SIOUX R64
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Lt Doug Ford and shipmate
Date and place unknown
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Lt Doug Ford, HMCS SIOUX R64
The
equipment in the photo is an older version of the GDO
Vis (Gunnery Direction Officer - Visual). Determined bearing using
the pelorus, and you can see a graduated arc at the base of the arm
steadying the binoculars to determine elevation.
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Lt Doug Ford by one of the guns on HMCS SIOUX R64
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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His Majesty the King inspects the crew of HMCS SIOUX
CPO Andrews, front rank, 1st on right
Courtesy of Dana Andrews |
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His Majesty the King inspects the crew of HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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His Majesty the King inspects the crew of HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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The King Inspects Canadians during his Visit to
the Home Fleet
Reprint from Canada's Weekly, 26 May 1944
(Compliments of Canadian Legion War Services)
Courtesy of Jay Ford
Note: the destroyer being inspected in the top
photos is HMCS SIOUX R64 |
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His Majesty The King inspects the officers of
HMCS SIOUX
Courtesy of Jay Ford
Note:
The King is shaking hands with Lt Ford, however, the Admiral of the
Fleet is between the photographer and The King and all that can be
seen of The King is right hand and foot. |
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The Admiral of the Fleet inspects the men of
HMCS SIOUX
Courtesy of Ray Jay Ford |
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Unknown casualty wrapped in White Ensign on
HMCS SIOUX. It is not known if this is a casualty from D-Day who was
brought on board, or from some other time frame.
Photographer: S. Short, Fleet photographer
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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HMCS SIOUX fires a torpedo
Photographer: S. Short, Fleet photographer
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Preparing of D-Day on HMCS SIOUX
Photographer: S. Short, Fleet photographer
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
Photos taken during the invasion of Normandy
from HMCS SIOUX (not necessarily on D-Day)
L-R (6) appears to be a Crown Colony class
cruiser (7) The sinking of HMS Swift 24 Jun 1944
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Gunnery Officer, HMCS SIOUX - Jun 1944
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Bridge and fo'c's'le of HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Two officers on HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Unknown officer on HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Two ships around unknown sub. Appears to be a
boat and men in the water just past the submarine.
Photo believed to be taken from HMCS SIOUX.
Written on back of photo - R-1057
Photographer: S. Short, Fleet photographer
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Officers in the wardroom of HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Officers in the wardroom of HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Officers on the fo'c's'le of HMCS SIOUX
(L-R) Francis John Rounthwaite (Joe),
Midshipman (Snotty), No1 (XO), Fleet Photographer, Captain,
"Sad" Miller (Doc)
From the collection of Douglas J. Ford
Courtesy of Jay Ford |
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Destroyer Men Home
Newspaper article from the Montreal Gazette on sailors
on HMCS SIOUX from Montreal area - Apr 1945
Sailors
listed in the article: Tel
Robert Gomes, RCNVR; AB Doug Thompson, RCNVR; PO Donald Wiggins, RCN; AB Guy
Bourke, RCNVR; Sto Victor Poirier, RCNVR; AB Theodore Dyment, RCNVR;
Sto Earl Blinn, RCNVR; LS Bill Parkin, RNCVR; AB John Franklin, RCNVR
From the collection of William (Bill) Parkin
Courtesy of John Parkin |
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Sioux's Crew Returns Home
Newspaper article from a Nova Scotian newspaper on
sailors on HMCS Sioux from Nova Scotia on her return to Canada - Apr 1945
Sailors
listed in the article: PO Stwd Earl C. Brown. M.I.D. (of
Halifax); PO Stwd Curtis Johnson (of Middleton); Shpwt Leo Seguss (of
Halifax); CPO George Vander Haegen (of Halifax); Sto Alfred Nickerson (of
Halifax); Sig Thomas Casson (of Halifax); Ck Stewart Dodsworthy (of Hants
Co.); LSA Paul Wilson (of Digby); ERA Edward Ross (of Sydney); PO David
Andrews (of Windsor); AB Cecil Richardson (of Shelburne Co.); Lieut H.E.
Lawrence, D.S.C.; LCdr Boak, CO; and, LCdr Douglas Burce, XO
From the collection of A/L/Sto
Cedric O. Smelser |
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photo 5 |
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(1) Bill Parkin on HMCS SIOUX R64
circa 1944-45 (2)
HMCS SIOUX R64, Murmansk, Russia (3) Bill Parkin on HMCS SIOUX R64
(4) Firing of Pompoms on HMCS SIOUX R64 (5) Unidentified sailors on
HMCS SIOUX R64 (6) HMCS SIOUX R64 - Looking aft down starboard side
(7) Ray Tilley, Laundry Day, HMCS SIOUX R64
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(8) Bill Parkin (standing, left) and shipmates on HMCS SIOUX R64 (9) Bill Parkin (right) and shipmate on HMCS
SIOUX R64
(10-11) Bill Parking on HMCS SIOUX R64 (12) Depth charge exploding
astern of HMCS SIOUX R64 (13) HMCS SIOUX R64 at sea. Note
everyone in action dress and the mountainous coastline in the background.
Photo likely taken off Norway. (14) His Majesty the King inspects HMCS
SIOUX R64
From the collection of William (Bill) Parkin
Courtesy of John Parkin
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Picton Sailor Sees Action
Newspaper article on AB Fred Walden of Picton
and LCdr Doug Bruce of Toronto serving in HMCS SIOUX during Murmansk
convoy
Picton Gazette 04 Apr 1945
Source: Prince Edward County Archives Microfilm
collection
Researched and complied by: © John Lyons 2018 |
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William Brown on the fo'c's'le of HMCS SIOUX R64.
The ships of a Murmansk Run convoy to Russia in the background.
Photo was taken in Vienga Bay, Russia in 1944
From the collection of William Brown
Courtesy of James Brown |
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Crew of Sioux Returns Home (partial article)
The Province 25 Apr 1945
Article provides a list of crew members from BC |
Post Second World War
HMCS SIOUX cap tally
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 - undated
RCN Neg # HS 68659
Courtesy of the Naval Museum of Halifax |
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Destroyer SIOUX Accompanies British Carrier
HMCS SIOUX accompanied HMS Theseus during
operations near the Korean coast
Article from the Belleville Intelligencer 28
Oct 1950
Source: Belleville Public Library microfilm
collection
Researched and complied by: © John Lyons 2018 |
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HMCS
SIOUX 225
Photo
taken on the
first leg of her journey to the Korean War
Source: Government of
Nova Scotia Virtual Archives - Photograph NSARM Navy |
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HMCS SIOUX 225
National Defence photograph
From the photo collection of Lt
VS Curry, CD, RCN (Ret'd)
Courtesy of Gerry Curry |
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Ordnance Chief Tom Angus inspects the 4.7 after
the Wonsan War Dance
From the collection of Bob Theriault |
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LS.QR Chester Kenyon (left) and Jim Feddema on duty on
HMCS SIOUX
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
RD02 |
RD03 |
(RD02)
LS Roy Drysdale on HMCS SIOUX
(RD03)
Mail being handed out in a mess deck on HMCS SIOUX
From
the collection of Roy Drysdale, PO1, RCN
Courtesy
of Tyler Drysdale
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HMCS SIOUX in an ice field during a patrol off
the Korean coast - Feb 1952 |
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Jim Frank, Don
Ramsay, Cochrane on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Ed Chadwick on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Don Ramsay on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Jim Frank on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Ed Chadwick on HMCS SIOUX, after division circa
1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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"After Divisions" on HMCS SIOUX circa
1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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At sea on HMCS SIOUX circa 1952
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - HMCS SIOUX transiting
the Panama Canal
Dalton, Bryan, Strycker, Burck
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - HMCS SIOUX transiting
the Panama Canal
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - HMCS SIOUX transiting
the Panama Canal
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - Hands to Bathe
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - Bob Hawley, Ed, Keith
Strycker and Vic West at Trafalgar Square, 30 May 1953
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Coronation Cruise 1953 - Having a pint at the
Amersham Arms, New Cross Rd, London
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Ashore in Long Beach, Calif., HMCS SIOUX, 1953
From the collection of Ed Chadwick, CPO, LM /
ET, RCN, ret'd
Courtesy of Ed Chadwick |
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Jim Feddema (right) with unknown sailor on HMCS
SIOUX
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
RD17 |
RD18 |
(RD17)
Newspaper articles for HMCS SIOUX's departure and return from
Victoria, BC for her 3rd Korean War tour from 07 NOV 1954 to 24 Sep
1955 (RD18) HMCS SIOUX's route of travel for her 3rd Korean
War tour
From
the collection of Roy Dunbar,
CPO1, RCN
Courtesy
of Dave Dunbar
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HMCS SIOUX 225
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 departs Esquimalt 07 Nov 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 arrives at Pearl Harbor, Hi -
1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Sailors off HMCS SIOUX 225, R & R at Pearl
Harbor HI - 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Sailors off HMCS SIOUX 225, Beer Gardens, Pearl
Harbor, HI - 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Sailors off HMCS SIOUX 225, Beer Gardens, Pearl
Harbor, HI - 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Sailors off HMCS SIOUX 225, Beer Gardens, Pearl
Harbor, HI - 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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ABCK Joe Tanner in the galley on HMCS SIOUX 225
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1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Father and son meet mid-Pacific
CPO
Max Bernays, Chief Bos'n on HMCS Cayuga meets his son, OS Max
Bernays, HMCS SIOUX onboard HMCS Cayuga midway between Pearl
Harbour and Kwajalein Atoll. 01 Dec 1954
Courtesy
of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225, Korea, 1954 - Forward Lower
Mess Deck
Borque, Burk, Fast, Calder, Tanner, Tessier,
Gerning, Gunther, Bernie, taff Thomson, Cole, unknown, Bartrom,
Ozzbern, Bill Guy
Click
here to view the photo with numbers
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Whaler from HMCS SIOUX 225 being exchanged with
the whaler from HMCS CAYUGA 218 - 1954
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Susie's Side Party on HMCS SIOUX 225 - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
Scenes around Hong Kong - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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ABCK Joe Tanner, HMCS SIOUX 225
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225, ship's whaler area, port side forward
- 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 refueling from a USN tanker - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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ABCK Tanner by 40 mm Bofor on HMCS SIOUX 225 - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
HMCS SIOUX 225 in Dry dock at Sasebo, Japan,
for repairs - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Sasebo, Japan, 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Al Fast, Sparker (Radioman), HMCS SIOUX 255 -
1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Gun Crew Drills, HMCS SIOUX 255 - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Two unknown sailors on HMCS SIOUX - photo
labels "McFartson"
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Unknown sailor on HMCS SIOUX 225
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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"Repairing a block by Jones"
HMCS SIOUX 225
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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ABCK Joe Tanner (in cook's whites) and
shipmate, HMCS SIOUX 225 - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Guenther (left) and his PO, PO1 Stan Birch,
HMCS SIOUX 225 - 1955
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Jack Laytham on HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Unknown sailor on HMCS SIOUX
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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Ship's Company Dance for HMCS SIOUX - 1956
L-R: Joe Tanner, Al Fast, Cornish
From the collection of Joe Tanner
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 Halifax 1960
Courtesy of / ©
Ken Watson RCN 1961-1968 |
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These
"Charlie Brown" Christmas trees brightened the spirits of
stokers aboard HMCS SIOUX during the Korean War
Courtesy of the CFB
Esquimalt Naval and Military Museum
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HMCS
SIOUX fueling from HMCS MAGNIFICENT - Jun 1953 en route to Halifax from
the Coronation. We were heading into a 1st, class North Atlantic Gale,
topping up her fuel before we got into it. And we did!! I fired the lines
across to begin the fueling. HMCS Quebec on the horizon.
Courtesy
of Gerald Sullivan |
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HMCS SIOUX departs St. John's, NFLD after the Good Will
tour, Sep 1962
Courtesy of Bud Rose |
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HMCS SIOUX 225
DND / RCN Photo
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HMCS SIOUX 225 returning from her 3rd tour in the
Korean Theatre
Courtesy of John Hawley |
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HMCS SIOUX 225
Photo taken from HMCS Jonquiere 318
Courtesy of Steve Hlasny |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 RASing with unidentified ship
Courtesy of Dave Shirlaw |
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HMCS SIOUX 225
DND / RCN Photo |
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HMCS SIOUX 225 conducting a RAS with unknown ship
DND / RCN Photo |
Transfer of personnel, supplies and fuel to
HMCS SIOUX 225 from unidentified ship
From the collection of Gordon Arnold (Art)
Broster
Courtesy of Cathy Robinson |
WM39 |
WM40 |
HMCS SIOUX baseball players - photos undated
From the collection of William
(Bill) McNair
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