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smcclearn > From left to right, HMCS TORONTO (FFH 333), CCGS Sir William Alexander, HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332), and HMCS ATHABASKAN (DDH 282) depart Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint fleet (between the Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
smcclearn > CCGS Sir William Alexander departs Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint relief operation (between the Canadian Coast Guard and Canadian Navy) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
smcclearn > CCGS Sir William Alexander departs Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint relief operation (between the Canadian Coast Guard and Canadian Navy) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
smcclearn > CCGS Sir William Alexander leaving Halifax Harbour with the lighthouse on McNab's Island in the background.
From left to right, HMCS TORONTO (FFH 333), CCGS Sir William Alexander, HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332), and HMCS ATHABASKAN (DDH 282) depart Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint fleet (between the Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
smcclearn > From left to right, HMCS TORONTO (FFH 333), CCGS Sir William Alexander, HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332), and HMCS ATHABASKAN (DDH 282) depart Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint fleet (between the Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
From left to right, HMCS TORONTO (FFH 333), CCGS Sir William Alexander, HMCS VILLE DE QUEBEC (FFH 332), and HMCS ATHABASKAN (DDH 282) depart Halifax Harbour during Operation Unison, a joint fleet (between the Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard) sent to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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