This section brings together the approximately 700 objects and photographs used in Canada's Naval History. Use this section to directly access objects and photographs grouped by type, as shown below, or use the search function above to search through them by title.

RCN Tribal B Gun, Korea

Bundled in clothing to protect them from the weather, members of a gun crew aboard a Canadian destroyer stand ready by their guns.

This photograph was likely taken during the bombardment of a target on shore. One sailor (centre right) holds a round of ammunition, while empty cartridge casings from rounds already fired are piled on the gun platform (lower right). Canadian destroyers and other United Nations ships used their guns to attack North Korean or Chinese forces, or to disrupt lines of communication like railways and roads.

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CFB Esquimalt Naval & Military Museum