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Royal Canadian Navy / Tribal class destroyer / HMCS Prince David / HMCS Ottawa / Watercraft / Fleet of the Royal Canadian Navy / HMS Cygnet
Date: 2013-11-29 00:08:31
Royal Canadian Navy
Tribal class destroyer
HMCS Prince David
HMCS Ottawa
Watercraft
Fleet of the Royal Canadian Navy
HMS Cygnet

On this day in the Canadian Navy! DECEMBER December 01, 1940 The destroyer HMCS Saguenay (D79 later I79) is torpedoed in the

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