Emergencies aboard Royal Canadian Navy ships handled by sailors

This video is taken below the waterline on a Harry Dewolf Class Arctic and Offshore patrol vessel. The noise you hear is the sound of the ship breaking ice. At first its very disconcerting as normally when a ship makes such noise it means the ships hitting something or has run aground. Harry DeWolf Class ships have Polar Code 5 Class hull and a Polar Code 4 icebreaking bow allowing it to operate in 120 cm of first year ice with old ice inclusions. It can actually operate in ice thicker than that

Joint Support Ships will be integral to our maritime capabilities. A warship by design, a uniquely Canadian approach to fleet replenishment & support. Protecteur-class ships will participate in joint operations with Army, Air force, our Allies & partners. | Royal Canadian Navy

Introducing the Future Canadian Surface Combatants The RIGHT ship for our us, The RIGHT ship for Canada 🇨🇦 For all the advanced capabilities of our future warship 👉 http://www.navy-marine.forces.gc.ca/assets/NAVY_Internet/docs/en/fleet/rcn_csc_factsheet-8x11_web.pdf #FutureFleet #WeTheNavy Canadian Armed Forces Department of National Defence Maritime Forces Pacific / Forces maritimes du Pacifique Maritime Forces Atlantic - Forces Maritimes de l'Atlantique Naval Reserve Réserve navale | Royal

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From The Royal Canadian Naval Air Service being disbanded (because war ended and was no longer needed), to Canada declaring war on Japan - December is filled with proud moments in our naval history. We honour the legacy, the service, and the sacrifice. #WeTheNavy #CanadaRemembersuse | Royal Canadian Navy

On this day in 1910, the Royal Canadian Navy was founded. The Royal Canadian Legion would like to take a moment to congratulate the Royal Canadian Navy on its 114th anniversary. Learn more about Royal Canadian Navy history by visiting: https://www.canada.ca/en/navy.html | The Royal Canadian Legion - National Headquarters

🚨HISTORY WAS MADE! 🚨 For the first time ever, all eight of our Orca-class training vessels sailed together during Photographic Orca Deployment Exercise (PODEX), a PHOTOEX led by Patrol Craft Training Unit / Unite des patrouilleurs d'entrainment (PCTU). Sub-lieutenant SeeEun (Rachael) Kim had this to say about the historic exercise: “Training in itself is uprooted by PCTU, and PCTU is a big supporting piece of that. To be able to demonstrate our strengths when it comes to our training capabilit