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made four trips to the UK to ferry
Canadian troops back to Canada by 25 September. The ship then became a stationary training ship for the Torpedo School at Halifax. She was placed in reserve on 27 May 1946 and then sold to German and Milne for scrap in December 1947.
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returned to the UK in August for a refit that lasted until
November. The ship was briefly assigned to Escort Group EG.3 in the North Atlantic for convoy escort duties later that month until she was transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet in late December.
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and disabled her so that she had to be towed back to
Gibraltar. The bulk of the convoy reached Malta the next day before the escorts rejoined Force H. A week later she screened the capital ships of Force H as they covered another Malta convoy
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arrived back at
Alexandria on 20 January. By 29 March, the ship had been transferred to the Eastern Fleet and was assigned to the fast ships of Force A as Somerville organised his forces in anticipation of the
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was converted to an escort destroyer from August 1943 and she was transferred to Canada on completion on 8 February 1944. The ship was commissioned into the Royal
Canadian Navy that same day as HMCS
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during the engagement and was under repair until 5 September. The following month she joined the 11th Escort Group for patrols off
Iceland until the end of November. The ship arrived at
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which was scuttled by her crew upon the approach of the
British ships. They rescued 78 British POWs taken from ships sunk by German raiders and the crew. In late June,
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in
November. In between sorties into the Mediterranean, the ship escorted convoys between Gibraltar and West Africa. In early January 1941, she was involved in
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and two cruisers as they searched for illusory German commerce raiders off
Iceland; they were recalled to Norwegian waters on 9 June after the Germans launched
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and stowage was increased for a total of 70 depth charges which meant that 'Y' gun and the 12-pounder AA gun had to be removed to compensate for the weight. A
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made her trooping voyages between August and October. By their account she became a training ship on 11 October and was removed from service in January 1946.
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Macpherson and Barrie differ significantly from English in their account of the late history of the ship. They say that the refit ended on 31 March 1945 and
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on 18 June. Four days later, the 8th DF was tasked to intercept a German supply ship spotted heading towards the French coast. The next day they intercepted
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target-indication radar replaced the director. It is likely that the Vickers guns were replaced by the Oerlikons from the quarterdeck at this time.
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rack and two throwers were fitted; 20 depth charges were originally carried, but this increased to 35 shortly after the Second World War began.
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In December, she was briefly transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet where she escorted several convoys to Malta from the Eastern Mediterranean.
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to engage the remaining German destroyers on 13 April. The ship and four other British destroyers pursued the remaining German ships into the
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carrying troops from Canada to the UK. Later that month the ship rescued the survivors of the torpedoed
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in August. She then returned to the Mediterranean to patrol the area between Gibraltar and
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When she was converted into an escort destroyer in late 1943, 'B' gun was replaced by a
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in May where she later patrolled the western entrance to the English Channel after the
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were each leading a column of the convoy, streaming their TSDS minesweeps, through the
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mounted on its roof. These fed target data to the new Fuze-Keeping Clock, an analogue
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until late 1941. During this time the ship helped to sink another German submarine.
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then ferried Canadian troops back to Canada for several months before she became a
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from January to March 1938. On 22 September, the ship collided with the submarine
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was forced to return to Gibraltar to refuel later that day before rejoining the
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remained in home waters for the rest of 1938–39. The 6th DF was renumbered the
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from 27 October to 30 December. During her service in northern Spanish waters,
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that calculated the gunnery information for the guns. The ship also received a
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for more convoy escort work in October. The ship received a lengthy refit in
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on 12 October 1934 and completed on 21 June 1935. The ship cost 247,234
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2142:(Third Revised ed.). Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
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of 12 feet 6 inches (3.8 m). They were powered by two
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back home and began a refit at Sheerness that lasted until October.
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in May–June and August–October before returning home for a refit at
2041:"Could Admiral Gensoul Have Averted the Tragedy of Mers el-Kebir?"
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869:. On 14 September, the carrier was unsuccessfully attacked by the
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engaged German surface ships several times before she was sent to
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1380:. Shortly afterwards she was transferred to South Africa and the
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in early 1942 and was then assigned to convoy escort duties off
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intercepted a small convoy south of Brest. While they sank two
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guns on the wings of the ship's bridge, a pair on the enlarged
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then returned to Gibraltar and escorted the aircraft carriers
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at the end of the year that was not completed until mid-1945.
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in April 1939, five months before the start of World War II.
685:. While the ship was under repair in late 1941, her existing
1533:, Nova Scotia, that lasted from 5 December to 30 June 1945.
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for several months before the ship was transferred to the
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screened the light cruisers of Force B and the freighter
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rescued two officers and nine ratings from the destroyer
624:. She carried a maximum of 470 long tons (480 t) of
654:. The F class was fitted with two above-water quadruple
762:, the seventh ship of that name in the Royal Navy, was
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900:. In February 1940, she was one of the escorts for
801:in January. She patrolled the Spanish ports on the
724:. Her short-range AA armament was augmented by two
572:. They displaced 1,405 long tons (1,428 t) at
429:in the mid-1930s. Although she was assigned to the
2039:
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1356:to Malta and was detached to escort the freighter
612:(27,000 kW) and gave a maximum speed of 35.5
588:of 33 feet 3 inches (10.1 m) and a
1067:. A month later the ship escorted Force H during
441:of 1936–39. Several weeks after the start of the
1403:The ship's forward 4.7-inch guns, Freetown, 1943
568:The F-class ships were repeats of the preceding
2180:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
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2023:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
1981:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
1083:on 2 August. Shortly afterwards, she escorted
813:was accidentally engaged and straddled by the
678:had her rear torpedo tube mount replaced by a
620:barely exceeded her designed speed during her
508:until mid-1943 when she was converted into an
487:convoys resupplying and reinforcing the island
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2855:List of destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy
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1936:(Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing.
1043:, commander of Force H, to meet with Admiral
8:
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1313:on 23 July when an Italian bomb near missed
1290:as they flew off more fighters for Malta in
981:. In early June, the ship was escorting the
973:. During May, she escorted troop convoys to
856:was assigned to the Home Fleet and based at
2611:List of destroyer classes of the Royal Navy
1200:, but they were directed to search for the
608:. The turbines developed a total of 36,000
576:load and 1,940 long tons (1,970 t) at
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2099:MacPherson, Ken & Barrie, Ron (2002).
1188:Force H was ordered to join the escort of
1047:, commander of the Vichy French forces at
2019:The German Invasion of Norway, April 1940
1886:English, p. 86; Rohwer, pp. 340, 347, 400
1495:lightly damaged. On 11 August, the ship,
1450:to protect shipping from German attacks.
481:of Force H as they flew off aircraft for
461:of April–June 1940. The ship was sent to
288:12 ft 6 in (3.81 m) (deep)
211:Atlantic 1944, Normandy 1944, Biscay 1944
1850:Admiralty Historical Section, pp. 147–48
1175:, another mission in which the carriers
520:. She was assigned escort duties in the
30:For other ships with the same name, see
1955:. Kendal, England: World Ship Society.
1796:Admiralty Historical Section, pp. 48–53
1572:
1549:
433:, the ship was detached as part of the
2653:Canadian River-class destroyers (1931)
1998:The Battle for Norway: April–June 1940
1032:On the morning of 3 July, she ferried
951:and her escort as they steamed up the
42:
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1908:Admiralty Historical Section (2002).
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1378:Japanese invasion of the Indian Ocean
766:by John Brown & Company at their
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1601:
1115:. On 31 January, Force H, including
925:During the Second Battle of Narvik,
387:0.5-inch (12.7 mm) machine guns
381:QF 4.7-inch (120 mm) Mk IX guns
1529:on 29 November to begin a refit at
641:4.7-inch (120 mm) Mark IX guns
280:33 ft 3 in (10.13 m)
1841:Smith, pp. 97, 99–100, 102–03, 106
1396:, Sierra Leone, in May–July 1943.
1119:, departed Gibraltar to carry out
945:gear in advance of the battleship
25:
1733:Haarr 2010, p. 348; Rohwer, p. 25
1442:, but she was transferred to the
726:20 mm (0.8 in) Oerlikon
616:(65.7 km/h; 40.9 mph).
2881:Ships of the Royal Canadian Navy
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2038:Lasterle, Philippe (July 2003).
1769:English, p. 85; Smith, pp. 63–64
604:, using steam provided by three
255:1,940 long tons (1,970 t) (
248:1,405 long tons (1,428 t) (
149:
67:
46:
959:(the easternmost branch of the
628:that gave her a range of 6,350
465:in mid-1940 and formed part of
337:(65.7 km/h; 40.9 mph)
2886:Ships built on the River Clyde
1659:MacPherson & Barrie, p. 53
1487:, with the German patrol boat
1420:Anti-Submarine Training School
1224:of Force H on the 29th, after
880:, in company with her sisters
785:was initially assigned to the
649:0.5 inch Vickers Mark III
584:of 329 feet (100.3 m), a
528:to protect convoys during the
469:where she participated in the
1:
1677:Foreign Office (1937), p. 545
1453:Together with the destroyers
1185:flew off fighters for Malta.
556:in mid-1946 and was sold for
1724:Haar 2009, pp. 357–58, 362–5
1198:Battle of the Denmark Strait
1079:and conduct an airstrike on
1008:, together with her sisters
892:, counter-attacked and sank
606:Admiralty three-drum boilers
2049:Journal of Military History
1196:on 24 May, a day after the
773:on 15 August 1933. She was
269:329 ft (100.3 m)
2917:
2122:. London: Seeley Service.
1039:, the emissary of Admiral
795:Non-Intervention Committee
29:
18:HMCS Qu'Appelle (H69)
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2226:E- and F-class destroyers
1977:Friedman, Norman (2009).
1877:Rohwer, pp. 133, 136, 154
1146:, a naval bombardment of
227:
60:
45:
27:British F-class destroyer
2157:Smith, Peter C. (2004).
2118:March, Edgar J. (1966).
2015:Haarr, Geirr H. (2009).
1996:Haarr, Geirr H. (2010).
1388:was then transferred to
1236:reached France, Force H
453:and participated in the
449:helped to sink a German
307:Admiralty 3-drum boilers
2901:Spanish Civil War ships
2176:Whitley, M. J. (1988).
1930:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
1202:German battleship
1071:, a mission to fly off
755:Construction and career
639:The ships mounted four
496:was transferred to the
471:attack on Mers-el-Kébir
455:Second Battle of Narvik
404:, 1 rack and 2 throwers
237:E and F-class destroyer
228:General characteristics
2080:Lenton, H. T. (1998).
1951:English, John (1993).
1686:English, pp. 75–76, 85
1475:attacked three German
1404:
1390:4th Destroyer Flotilla
1382:2nd Destroyer Flotilla
1266:German submarine
1057:British Prime Minister
1002:and the battlecruiser
922:
921:A map of the Ofotfjord
871:German submarine
847:8th Destroyer Flotilla
787:6th Destroyer Flotilla
718:radio direction finder
697:was replaced by a new
687:director-control tower
2061:10.1353/jmh.2003.0234
1806:Helgason, Guðmundur.
1402:
1230:tracked down and sunk
920:
823:while on station off
670:Wartime modifications
660:21-inch (533 mm)
393:21-inch (533 mm)
55:at sea, December 1942
1814:. Guðmundur Helgason
1812:Ships hit by U-boats
1751:Lasterle, pp. 840–43
1643:Friedman, pp. 240–41
1045:Marcel-Bruno Gensoul
941:streamed their TSDS
560:at the end of 1947.
552:. She was placed in
2501:Royal Canadian Navy
2373:Royal Hellenic Navy
2333:Royal Canadian Navy
1973:Kraus-Thomson, 1937
1384:to escort convoys.
1299:Operation Substance
1264:helped to sink the
979:occupied the island
929:and the destroyers
852:In September 1939,
815:Spanish nationalist
711:fire-control system
600:, each driving one
580:. The ships had an
514:Royal Canadian Navy
445:in September 1939,
435:Mediterranean Fleet
141:Royal Canadian Navy
139:Transferred to the
1778:Rohwer, pp. 47, 49
1760:Rohwer, pp. 31, 34
1503:and the destroyer
1434:was a part of the
1405:
1018:and the destroyer
923:
799:Sheerness Dockyard
720:at the top of her
522:Western Approaches
459:Norwegian Campaign
364:processing systems
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1988:978-1-59114-081-8
1943:978-1-86176-281-8
1517:was accidentally
1485:night of 5–6 July
1448:Normandy landings
1444:12th Escort Group
1292:Operation Railway
1158:off the coast of
1061:Winston Churchill
674:By October 1940,
530:Normandy landings
516:and renamed HMCS
479:aircraft carriers
439:Spanish Civil War
410:
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143:, 8 February 1944
16:(Redirected from
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1234:blockade runners
1173:Operation Splice
1132:Fairey Swordfish
1129:
1121:Operation Picket
1113:Operation Excess
1073:fighter aircraft
1041:James Somerville
1028:Force H, 1940–41
914:on 11 February.
862:aircraft carrier
807:Chatham Dockyard
610:shaft horsepower
510:escort destroyer
443:Second World War
418:was one of nine
318:2 × shafts; 2 ×
302:(26,800 kW)
176:Qu'Appelle River
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1633:
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1624:
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1589:
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1555:
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1491:being sunk and
1333:
1320:Operation Style
1127:
1105:Operations Coat
1069:Operation Hurry
1030:
970:Z12 Erich Giese
757:
743:anti-submarine
672:
662:torpedoes. One
602:propeller shaft
566:
526:English Channel
363:
293:Installed power
223:, December 1947
207:
193:8 February 1944
185:8 February 1944
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120:8 February 1944
104:12 October 1934
73:
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36:HMCS Qu'Appelle
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2594:
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2553:Dominican Navy
2541:
2540:
2538:
2537:
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2510:
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1924:
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1898:
1897:
1895:English, p. 86
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1879:
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1585:Britain's Navy
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1562:
1548:
1547:
1545:
1542:
1511:naval trawlers
1332:
1329:
1194:North Atlantic
1154:was escorting
1144:Operation Grog
1037:Cedric Holland
1029:
1026:
992:Operation Juno
957:Rombaksfjorden
896:north-west of
833:French Algeria
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668:
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582:overall length
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385:2 × quadruple
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117:Decommissioned
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502:South Africa
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362:Sensors and
298:36,000
243:Displacement
190:Commissioned
165:
109:Commissioned
86:
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32:HMS Foxhound
2726:St. Laurent
2719:Restigouche
2697:Assiniboine
2507:River class
2339:River class
1506:Assiniboine
1497:Restigouche
1468:Restigouche
1360:Thermopylae
1354:Convoy MF 3
1346:Convoy MF 2
1213:Prinz Eugen
1164:cargo liner
1156:Convoy WS 7
902:Convoy TC 3
734:quarterdeck
730:searchlight
691:rangefinder
658:mounts for
652:machine gun
564:Description
506:West Africa
457:during the
379:4 × single
345:6,350
206:Honours and
201:26 May 1946
112:6 June 1935
2891:1934 ships
2870:Categories
2793:Qu'Appelle
2517:Qu'Appelle
2417:Royal Navy
2249:Royal Navy
1818:20 January
1590:25 January
1568:References
1558:Qu'Appelle
1537:Qu'Appelle
1515:Qu'Appelle
1493:Qu'Appelle
1473:Qu'Appelle
1432:Qu'Appelle
1416:working up
1412:Qu'Appelle
1350:Alexandria
858:Scapa Flow
817:minelayer
791:Home Fleet
693:above the
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