743:. Grant wanted the commission to be internal, but Claxton refused. Mainguy was Grant's man on the commission while Claxton chose Louis Audette, a former naval reservist who disliked Grant. The report latter found that several deficiencies in morale, training and leadership. It also affirmed that a Canadian identity for the navy should be expanded. Grant had already put in motion several initiatives to correct them, with the exception of the Canadian identity. Grant initially refused to support this recommendation and it was only with Claxton's pushing that Grant acted on it.
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as an ASW-specialised force. Grant was succeeded as Chief of the Naval Staff by Vice-Admiral Rollo
Mainguy. After retiring, he continued with naval life, serving as the president of the Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund from 1956 to 1963. Grant died in Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa, Ontario on May 8,
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rebuked Grant, having thought his promotion had gone to his head and earned a reprimand for poor behaviour. In 1936, Grant was sent back overseas to join the staff of the Royal Navy
Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet and take further staff courses. In 1938, he returned to Canada and was appointed
712:, but for the most part, influenced the policy of the time more than Reid. Following the end of the war, the Royal Canadian Navy was greatly reduced in size, with fewer ships and those ships in service only partially crewed. Grant had a tendency to promote regular force officers over those of
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in 1940, he became
Director of Naval Personnel. It was during this period that Grant suggested that the expansion of the navy be halted to consolidate and train the existing personnel. He was overruled. Grant was then sent east where he appointed Captain (D) in
735:(NATO). However, he disapproved of Claxton's interference in naval affairs and some of these, including the re-arrangement of ranks within Canada's armed forces was one of the factors that led to a series of
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backgrounds. He also maintained that senior officers did not require formal staff training. Grant was considered "blunt, arbitrary, a firm decision-maker and a sea-dog to the core."
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in March 1943. This was done by Nelles to give
Canadian officers experience with larger ships as the Royal Canadian Navy was intending to acquire cruisers and
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Halifax from 1914 to 1917. As a cadet, Grant was often ill but considered of good character and graduated with a first-class certificate.
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for "gallantry and skill and good service in command of HMS Enterprise in an action with enemy destroyers".
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1965. He was buried at
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destroyers. The Korean War allowed Grant to seek funds for naval expansion and seven of the
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in 1949. Following the unrest, a commission was set up by
Claxton headed by Rear-Admiral
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could arrive and instead Grant and the cruiser helped re-establish
British control over
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and Laura MacNeill Parker Grant. He had one sister and five brothers, one of whom was
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s were authorised, along with increased personnel and active ships. The first of the
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specialisation took place. Grant retired from the navy on December 1, 1951.
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on November 30, 1951. On December 1, Grant retired. The launch of
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512:, Grant was earmarked for early promotion and reached the rank of
731:(ASW) defence. Grant approved of Canada's new commitments to the
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conducted shore bombardment in support of the invasion forces at
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established Canada's naval identity for the remainder of the
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where he was wounded. He then commanded the Canadian cruiser
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462:. He returned to Canada in 1923. That year he was posted to
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The Sea is at Our Gates: The History of the Canadian Navy
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by the United States for his actions during the naval
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204:Commander of the Order of the British Empire
1468:List of lieutenant governors of Nova Scotia
940:Whitby, Gimblett & Haydon, pp. 176–177.
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501:. He returned to Canada again in 1934.
886:Whitby, Gimblett & Haydon, p. 169.
805:Whitby, Gimblett & Haydon, p. 167.
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374:Grant was born on March 16, 1899, in
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719:By the time of Grant's promotion to
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733:North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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260:Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
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822:"Vice-Admiral Grant Retires".
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611:On December 28, 1943, in the
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1243:Commanders, Maritime Command
627:took on 11 German destroyers
16:Canadian admiral (1899–1965)
950:"Vice-Admiral Grant Dies".
606:Distinguished Service Order
358:, during which a series of
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322:Battle of the Bay of Biscay
266:, Harold Grant entered the
212:Canadian Forces' Decoration
208:Distinguished Service Order
182:Battle of the Bay of Biscay
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1027:. Toronto: Dundurn Press.
1004:. Toronto: Dundurn Press.
895:Horn & Harris, p. 196.
859:Horn & Harris, p. 195.
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684:. Grant was awarded the
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529:Chief of the Naval Staff
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256:Chief of the Naval Staff
232:Harold Taylor Wood Grant
121:Chief of the Naval Staff
25:Harold Taylor Wood Grant
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99:Years of service
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931:German, pp. 216–217.
635:invasion of Normandy
443:in the Atlantic and
393:. He studied at the
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189:Invasion of Normandy
53:Halifax, Nova Scotia
1045:. 2020. p. 1.
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525:minister of Defence
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177:Operation Stonewall
93:Royal Canadian Navy
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2092:1899 births
1853:Le Marchant
1806:C. Campbell
1593:W. Campbell
1387:Mark Norman
1349:Ronald Buck
1190:Howard Reid
1175:Walter Hose
1146:Walter Hose
1069:Howard Reid
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773:St. Laurent
767:St. Laurent
763:St. Laurent
757:St. Laurent
486:battleships
410:During the
380:Nova Scotia
295:During the
62:May 8, 1965
2086:Categories
1870:MacDonnell
1847:Bazalgette
1765:Sherbrooke
1561:Cornwallis
1321:Lynn Mason
1291:James Wood
1281:John Allan
1080:1947–1951
1051:0228824990
771:HMCS
748:Korean War
667:HMCS
659:Enterprise
643:Utah Beach
639:Enterprise
617:Enterprise
601:Enterprise
577:St. John's
560:Enterprise
541:HMCS
518:HMCS
471:HMCS
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420:midshipman
416:Royal Navy
370:Early life
356:Korean War
338:HMCS
318:Enterprise
313:Enterprise
287:HMCS
280:Royal Navy
276:midshipman
146:HMCS
134:Enterprise
125:HMCS
79:Allegiance
46:1899-03-16
2000:A. Fraser
1970:Stanfield
1940:D. Fraser
1915:Archibald
1777:Dalhousie
1748:Wentworth
1669:Macarmick
1664:Desbarres
1622:Arbuthnot
1617:Francklin
1605:Francklin
1543:Mascarene
1533:Armstrong
1516:Caulfeild
1504:Caulfeild
1499:Nicholson
1492:Caulfeild
1392:Ron Lloyd
960:719986978
832:719986978
793:Citations
682:Hong Kong
621:HMS
599:HMS
588:HMS
538:destroyer
514:commander
496:HMS
489:HMS
478:Vancouver
476:based at
473:Patrician
453:HMS
445:North Sea
438:HMS
431:HMS
426:Leviathan
424:HMS
311:HMS
304:HMS
284:destroyer
139:HMS
132:HMS
102:1914–1951
2055:J. Grant
2025:Shaffner
1955:M. Grant
1945:McGregor
1900:Williams
1882:Williams
1811:Falkland
1794:Maitland
1742:Bulkeley
1571:Lawrence
1523:Philipps
786:Cold War
778:launched
520:Saguenay
491:Warspite
440:Minotaur
433:Roxburgh
354:and the
352:Cold War
301:cruisers
117:Commands
87:Service/
2072:italics
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2050:Francis
2045:Freeman
2030:Abraham
2010:MacKeen
1995:McCurdy
1990:Kendall
1985:Mathers
1960:Douglas
1950:MacKeen
1925:McLelan
1817:Dickson
1800:Jeffrey
1788:Jeffrey
1753:Prévost
1718:Ainslie
1696:Despard
1682:Ogilvie
1675:Mathews
1644:Fanning
1581:Belcher
1528:Doucett
971:Sources
714:reserve
706:Ontario
678:Ontario
669:Ontario
623:Glasgow
590:Diomede
585:cruiser
572:captain
466:Patriot
455:Warwick
376:Halifax
340:Ontario
306:Diomede
141:Diomede
127:Ontario
73:Ontario
2040:Kinley
2035:Crouse
1975:Covert
1920:Richey
1858:Phipps
1841:Harvey
1823:Harvey
1710:Swayne
1703:Nepean
1689:Murray
1632:Hamond
1627:Hughes
1588:Wilmot
1566:Hopson
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702:Ottawa
543:Skeena
328:, the
289:Skeena
200:Awards
148:Skeena
89:branch
82:Canada
69:Ottawa
2020:Gosse
2015:Oland
1980:Irwin
1935:Jones
1905:Doyle
1876:Doyle
1864:Doyle
1782:Kempt
1771:Smyth
1758:Croke
1612:Legge
1599:Green
1576:Ellis
1538:Cosby
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1482:Vetch
422:with
382:, to
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2005:Plow
1965:Tory
1930:Daly
1910:Howe
1736:Parr
1639:Parr
1047:ASIN
1029:ISBN
1006:ISBN
985:ISBN
956:OCLC
828:OCLC
776:was
558:HMS
508:and
494:and
436:and
332:and
309:and
107:Rank
59:Died
40:Born
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244:DSO
237:CBE
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