smcclearn > The former HMCS FRASER is towed into Halifax Harbour in July 2009. She had languished in Bridgwater for more than ten years after a failed attempt to turn her into a museum, and was returned to the Navy so that she would not sink there.
smcclearn > HMCS MONTREAL (FFH 336)
smcclearn > HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330)
smcclearn > HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330)
smcclearn > HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330)
smcclearn > From left to right, HMC Ships ST. JOHN'S (FFH 340), IROQUOIS (DDH 280), and VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332) alongside in Halifax, Nova Scotia. ST. JOHN'S is undergoing maintenance on the Syncrolift, a dry docking facility.
smcclearn > HMCS FREDERICTON (FFH 337)
smcclearn > HMCS FREDERICTON (FFH 337)
smcclearn > HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332)
The former HMCS FRASER is towed into Halifax Harbour in July 2009. She had languished in Bridgwater for more than ten years after a failed attempt to turn her into a museum, and was returned to the Navy so that she would not sink there.
smcclearn > The former HMCS FRASER is towed into Halifax Harbour in July 2009. She had languished in Bridgwater for more than ten years after a failed attempt to turn her into a museum, and was returned to the Navy so that she would not sink there.
The former HMCS FRASER is towed into Halifax Harbour in July 2009. She had languished in Bridgwater for more than ten years after a failed attempt to turn her into a museum, and was returned to the Navy so that she would not sink there.
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