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was purchased before the war began by the
Canadian government, but it agreed to allow the British to retain her until the Royal Navy could compensate for her loss by requisitioning enough auxiliary anti-submarine vessels. By the time that the British were ready to turn her over to the RCN, the ship
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until the rear 4.7-inch gun hit the conning tower, killing the entire bridge crew and the .50-caliber machine guns were able to silence the flak gun. This caused
Lieutenant Sorber, the senior surviving officer, to order the submarine to dive, but this meant that she had to hold a straight course
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dropped a shallow pattern of depth charges on a submarine contact and badly damaged her stern on 2 March 1943. The ship was repaired at
Liverpool between 7 March and 13 July and then assigned to Escort Group C1. She continued her escort work until April 1944 when she began a refit at
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in a heavy fog on 6 August. The destroyer closed on the contact and briefly spotted the submarine twice before losing her in the fog. The submarine reappeared crossing the destroyer's bow at a range of 50 yards (46 m), and both ships opened fire. The range was too close for
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on 30 September 1931, as the 2nd ship to carry the name, and completed on 30 May 1932. Built as a flotilla leader, she displaced 15 long tons more than the rest of her class and carried an extra 30 personnel. These personnel formed the staff of the
Captain (D) of the flotilla.
667:. Later, 'Y' gun was also removed to allow her depth charge stowage to be increased to at least 60 depth charges. 'X' gun was later removed and the 12-pounder was resited in its place to further increase her depth charge capacity. Later changes included fitting a split
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began a more thorough refit at
Devonport that lasted until 10 April 1937 and returned to Spanish waters afterwards to intercept shipping carrying contraband goods to Spain and to protect British-flagged ships. On 6 March, the ship and the destroyer
753:, of the Home Fleet, after her commissioning. The ship briefly mounted an experimental 5.1-inch (130 mm) gun on 'B' mount for evaluation purposes during this time; it was replaced by the standard 4.7-inch gun. She was based at
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s armament during the war (dates can only be roughly assigned) were first the replacement of the ship's rear torpedo tube mount by a 12-pounder AA gun and the 2-pounders were exchanged for quadruple Mark I mounts for the
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with the other ships of the 2nd
Flotilla to monitor Italian warship movements until April 1936. She was given a brief refit at Devonport that lasted until June upon her return to the UK. During the first stages of the
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resurfaced, dropped a pattern of depth charges set to detonate at shallow depth and hit her one more time with a 4.7-inch shell before the submarine finally sank. A number of survivors were rescued by
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on each side of 'A' gun, exchanging her two quadruple .50-calibre
Vickers machine guns mounted between her funnels for two Oerlikon 20 mm AA guns, and the addition of two Oerlikon guns to her
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abaft the conning tower whilst she was diving. This caused the electric motors to fail, damaged her propellers and led to water entering the submarine, as a result of which Sorber ordered the
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on 17 November. The ship was not fitted with the steam heating necessary to operate in a
Canadian winter and she was transferred to the Caribbean in exchange for the destroyer
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1123:. She required nearly two months of repairs at Halifax and was assigned to Escort Group C3 when they were completed on 20 December. Whilst en route to Londonderry,
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deck. The 3-inch (76 mm) AA gun was removed in 1936 and the 2-pounders were relocated to between the funnels. She was fitted with two above-water quadruple
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648:. Note the cylindrical Type 271 radar above the bridge, the Hedgehog mortar shells to the right of 'A' gun and the 20 Oerlikon mount on the bridge wing.
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for most of the rest of 1932, but visited the
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fire on 4 July effectively ended her career. She was paid off on 8 August and placed on the disposal list. Whilst on tow to the breakers in
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on 12 August, without sinking any. She remained in British waters for the rest of the war; the ship was damaged in a collision with
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that ended in March. The ship visited various Scandinavian ports during the remainder of the year. She participated in
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Douglas, W. A. B.; Sarty, Roger; Michael Whitby; Robert H. Caldwell; William Johnston; William G. P. Rawling (2002).
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560:(67 km/h; 41 mph). Steam for the turbines was provided by three
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2078:(Third Revised ed.). Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
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short-range surface search radar was also added as was an
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556:(27,000 kW) and gave a maximum speed of 36
27:British C-class and afterward Canadian destroyer
2097:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
2059:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
2040:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
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1983:(Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing.
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1951:. Andrew Hague Convoy Database
1914:. Andrew Hague Convoy Database
1869:. Andrew Hague Convoy Database
1677:Friedman, pp. 209, 236, 298–99
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2074:Rohwer, Jürgen (2005).
1977:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
1585:29 March-13 April 1944
1169:, she ran aground near
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262:General characteristics
2055:Lenton, H. T. (1998).
2017:English, John (1993).
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652:The changes made to
644:Late-war picture of
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1829:Douglas, pp. 505–07
1450:28 Sept-5 Oct 1943
613:AA gun between her
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1686:Lenton, pp. 154–55
1540:28 Jan-6 Feb 1944
1495:28 Nov-7 Dec 1943
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312:36,000
267:Displacement
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194:Commissioned
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105:15 July 1930
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2880:Canandaigua
2849:Hokkai Maru
2839:Assiniboine
2628:St. Laurent
2621:Restigouche
2599:Assiniboine
2448:River class
2311:Restigouche
2299:St. Laurent
2275:Assiniboine
2265:River class
2121:Assiniboine
1163:boiler room
1159:Assiniboine
1152:Empire Bond
1142:Assiniboine
1134:Assiniboine
1125:Assiniboine
1108:Assiniboine
1092:Assiniboine
1072:Assiniboine
1058:Assiniboine
1043:Assiniboine
1000:Restigouche
992:Assiniboine
970:Assiniboine
951:Assiniboine
928:Assiniboine
914:Puerto Rico
883:arrived at
881:Assiniboine
870:Nova Scotia
862:Assiniboine
817:Nationalist
767:West Indies
710:on a short
685:rangefinder
677:searchlight
665:machine gun
654:Assiniboine
646:Assiniboine
629:mounts for
588:Assiniboine
507:Assiniboine
480:Assiniboine
367:5,500
229:Honours and
221:Nickname(s)
178:Assiniboine
143:30 May 1932
3141:1931 ships
3120:Categories
2817:Oberrender
2805:Shipwrecks
2695:Qu'Appelle
2358:Royal Navy
2280:Kempenfelt
2212:Kempenfelt
2203:Royal Navy
2142:Kempenfelt
2130:Kempenfelt
1968:References
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910:Hispaniola
874:HMCS
857:Kempenfelt
841:Kempenfelt
829:Republican
806:Kempenfelt
790:Kempenfelt
763:Kempenfelt
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607:Kempenfelt
569:Kempenfelt
522:Kempenfelt
470:Kempenfelt
456:Home Fleet
448:Royal Navy
436:Kempenfelt
425:, 3 chutes
376:Complement
326:2 × shafts
321:Propulsion
85:Kempenfelt
54:Kempenfelt
2878:USS
2826:USS
2815:USS
2743:Chaudière
1785:29 August
1737:29 August
1619:Footnotes
1167:Baltimore
1121:waterline
1005:HMS
759:Devonport
731:laid down
530:deep load
483:. During
444:destroyer
214:Fideliter
140:Completed
124:Laid down
3052:30 Nov:
3001:30 Nov:
2979:29 Nov:
2933:28 Nov:
2893:27 Nov:
2876:22 Nov:
2866:20 Nov:
2859:Sesotris
2856:17 Nov:
2846:12 Nov:
2835:10 Nov:
2675:Gatineau
2655:Margaree
2648:Kootenay
2572:Saguenay
2470:Margaree
2458:Kootenay
2446:Part of
2381:Defender
2328:Crusader
2292:Crescent
2263:Part of
2240:Crusader
2219:Crescent
1150:SS
1116:Dianthus
1112:corvette
1083:deck gun
981:MV
976:Anchises
974:SS
958:Greenock
938:to help
936:Hannover
924:Hannover
901:Hannover
899:MV
876:Saguenay
824:Baleares
782:Spithead
735:launched
712:mainmast
701:Type 286
693:Type 271
669:Hedgehog
573:fuel oil
526:standard
412:2 × 4 -
405:2 × 1 -
395:1 × 1 -
389:4 × 1 -
384:Armament
184:Namesake
132:Launched
91:Namesake
3061:Outarde
2824:8 Nov:
2813:6 Nov:
2734:H class
2713:G class
2686:F class
2666:E class
2639:D class
2590:C class
2563:A class
2500:E class
2494:B class
2423:Duchess
2402:Delight
2388:Diamond
2342:D class
2187:C class
1955:19 June
1918:19 June
1873:19 June
1213:Iceland
1184:Convoy
964:of the
940:Dunedin
919:Dunedin
904:in the
866:Halifax
837:Chatham
794:Red Sea
742:Service
615:funnels
596:calibre
548:geared
546:Parsons
542:draught
493:ramming
458:before
441:C-class
409:AA guns
333:geared
331:Parsons
301:Draught
224:"Bones"
110:Builder
102:Awarded
62:History
3055:U.S.O.
2972:U-2363
2966:U-2350
2960:U-2338
2954:U-2335
2948:U-2334
2942:U-2329
2936:U-2325
2926:U-2361
2920:U-2345
2914:U-2328
2908:U-2324
2902:U-2322
2896:U-2321
2722:Ottawa
2613:Ottawa
2606:Fraser
2579:Skeena
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2395:Dainty
2374:Daring
2367:Duncan
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2323:Ottawa
2304:Cygnet
2287:Fraser
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1579:ONS 32
1564:SC 154
1549:ON 224
1534:HX 276
1519:ON 219
1504:HX 270
1489:ON 213
1474:HX 264
1459:ON 207
1444:HX 258
1429:ON 201
1414:HX 252
1399:ON 195
1383:ON 163
1365:HX 221
1333:ON 112
1317:HX 195
1301:ON 100
1283:HX 189
1193:Notes
1190:Dates
1007:Ripley
996:sister
994:, her
812:Boreas
755:Rosyth
689:bridge
562:Yarrow
501:VE Day
439:was a
341:Yarrow
282:Length
231:awards
168:Canada
3034:U-868
3028:U-481
3022:U-369
3016:U-328
3010:U-281
3004:U-170
2994:U-968
2988:U-312
2982:U-298
2837:HMCS
2828:Hogan
2724:(H31)
2615:(H60)
2475:Diana
2463:Decoy
2416:Diana
2409:Decoy
2316:Comet
2233:Comet
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2119:HMCS
1595:Notes
1268:ON 88
1253:SC 77
1238:ON 74
1220:SC 69
1199:SC 62
1104:U-210
1096:U-210
1087:U-210
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1066:U-210
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1039:U-210
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723:Cowes
705:HF/DF
697:radar
657:'
558:knots
511:scrap
478:HMCS
364:Range
357:knots
352:Speed
254:Badge
210:Motto
118:Cowes
3090:1946
3082:1945
3074:1944
2473:(ex-
2461:(ex-
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2290:(ex-
2278:(ex-
2140:HMS
2128:HMS
2099:ISBN
2080:ISBN
2061:ISBN
2042:ISBN
2023:ISBN
2004:ISBN
1985:ISBN
1957:2011
1920:2011
1875:2011
1787:2011
1739:2011
1644:2013
912:and
729:was
699:. A
683:and
538:beam
434:HMS
421:6 ×
339:3 ×
329:2 ×
293:Beam
239:Fate
174:Name
148:Fate
81:Name
52:HMS
34:and
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780:at
773:'s
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379:145
369:nmi
355:36
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287:o/a
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