Table of contents for The Canadian naval chronicle, 1939-1945 : the successes and losses of the Canadian Navy in World War II / Robert A. Darlington, Fraser M. McKee.


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       Dedication ...................................... iv
       Forew ord... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .... . .. .. .. .. ... .  vii
       Preface ....................................... viii

1940
   1.  Revenge on Little HMCS Ypres..........................          .   15
   2.  The Loss of HMCS Fraser: A Controversial Collision . ............. . 18
   3.  Overwhelmed by the Ice: HMCS Bras D'Or .    ............ .......... 21
   4.  The Short Life of HMCS Margaree ........................ 23
   5.  The First HMCS Ottawa: A Late Success .....................       . 27
1941
   6.  HMCS Otter: Lost By Fire  ............................. 30
   7.  HMCS Chambly, Moose Jaw and the RCN's First U-boat Success ....... . 33
   8.  HMCS Lvis: First Corvette Lost ......... .........   ........ 37
   9.  HMCS Windflower in Collision in Heavy Fog .  .......... ............ 40
   10. The Loss of the Forgotten Patrol Ship: HMCS Adversus ..............  43
1942
   11. Spikenard's Spike: Lost in Mid-Atlantic .  . .................... 46
   12. HMCS St. Croix Proves that Old Can Still Be Good . ........ .....  . 50
   13. A Successful Attack by C-3 Ships: HMCS Skeena and Wetaskiwin . ....... 53
   14. HMCS Assiniboine: "Bones" Bags a Boat .....................56
   15. Ramming and Boarding: HMCS Oakville's Successful Tactics .......... 60
   16. HMCS Morden and U 756: Another Late Credit .  ......... ............ 63
   17. The Yacht HMCS Raccoon Disappears ....................... 65
   18. HMCS Charlottetown: A St. Lawrence River Casualty  . ................. 68
   19. The Loss of HMCS Ottawa and 114 Naval Men .................. 71
   20. HMCS St. Laurent and Five Corvettes Sink U 356: A Turning Point ...... 75
1943
   21. HMCS Ville De Quebec Acts Quickly ...................... 80
   22. HMCS Port Arthur Sinks Tritone..    ....................          . 83
   23. HMCS Louisburg: Canada's Only Naval Loss to Enemy Aircraft ......... 85
   24. HMCS Regina: A Well Conducted Attack Sinks Avorio .   ............. 88
   25. The Mining Of HMCS Weyburn .......................... 91
   26. The Silk Stocking Run: HMCS Shediac and St. Croix with Convoy KMS-10 .  94
   27. A Skilful Attack by HMCS Prescott .    ........... ........ ..   . 97
   28. HMCS Drumheller: Success at Long Last ....................         100
   29. The Loss of HMCS St Croix: A New Weapon Sinks an Old but Successful Ship 102
   30. The Loss of HMCS Chedabucto: Inexperience and a Moment's Confusion . . . 106
   31. U 536 Sunk by Joint Action of Royal Navy and RCN  .  .............  110
1944
   32. HMCS Camrose and HMS Bayntun Get U 757 ....      .............     114
   33. HMCS Waskesiu Sinks U 257, and is Rarely Mentioned ............    117
   34. The Hunt to Exhaustion of U 744. C-2 Support Group Shows Veteran's Skills . 121
   35. Escort Groups C- and EG-9 Combine to Sink U 845 ...... ........ 126
   36. HMCS Prince Rupert, the USN and U 575 .................... 131
   37. HMCS Swansea and HMS Pelican Share in the End of U 448  .... ....  134





  38. HMCS Matane, Swansea and U 311: A Change in the Records ......... 137
  39. HMCS Haida, Huron and Athabaskan Help Sink the German Destroyer T 29 . 139
  40. Tragedy in the Channel: The Loss of HMCS Athabaskan  . ........... 142
  41. HMCS Valleyfield: The Only Frigate Sunk .................... 147
  42. HMCS Haida and HMCS Huron Help Sink Two Large German Destroyers .. 151
  43. Sinking German Coastal Forces: A Series of Stories ....... ....... . 154
  44. HMCS Haida and HMS Eskimo of O DF Sink U 971 .      ............. 158
  45. HMCS Huron and HMS Eskimo in a Gun Battle that Sinks...Someone ..... 161
  46. Too Often Forgotten: MTBs 460 and 463 ... .......... ..     .....  163
  47. HMCS Ottawa, Kootenay and the Sinking of U 678: Innovative Tactics  .... 166
  48. A Casualty of the Invasion: HMCS Regina .................... 169
  49. Escort Group 11 Scores Two Kills .....................       .... 172
  50. HMCS Alberni Sinks in Thirty Seconds ...................... 175
  51. A Long Hunt: HMCS Saint John and Swansea .................         178
  52. HMCS Dunver and Hespeler Sink U 484 Using All Three A/S Weapons .... 182
  53. An Alert Radar Watch: HMCS Annan and Loch Achanalt Sink U 1006 ..... 185
  54. HMCS Skeena Aground in a Gale ........................       .     189
  55. HMCS Shawinigan: Lost with No Survivors ................... 193
  56. HMCS Clayoquot: A Christmas Eve Loss ..................... 196
  57. HMCS St Thomas and Sea Cliff: A Second Squid Success ............ 200
1945
   58. The Destruction of the 29th MTB Flotilla ..................... 204
   59. HMCS Saint John Sinks U 309, her Second Success ............... 206
   60. The Loss of HMCS Trentonian ..    .......         ....    ............ 208
   61. The Frigates of EG-25 Combine to Sink U 1302  ................     210
   62. HMCS Guysborough: Our Last Overseas Loss ......... . .....         214
   63. Sunk "By Other Means": HMCS New Glasgow and U 1003  ........... 217
   64. HMCS Esquimalt: A Late and Last Loss ....................          220
   65. Canadian Merchant Ships Lost in World War II .................. 224

   PhotoCredits...................           ...............           ...245

TABLES
   TABLE 1: RCN Losses in World War II ......................... 246
   TABLE 2: RCN Successes over Enemy Warships .................... 246
   TABLE 3: Cooperative Methods of Destruction ....................     . 247
   TABLE 4: U-boat Survivor Rates  .......  .................... 247
   TABLE 5: Successes and Losses: A Chronological Table ............... . 248
   TABLE 6: Ships Removed from RCN Service for Other Reasons ........... 250
   TABLE 7: Merchant Ships Sunk: Non-Canadian Prewar and Fishing Vessels ..... 251
   TABLE 8: RCAF Successes Against U-boats......        .........       . 253

   Glossary and Abbreviations ............................... 255
   Bibliography.         .. .................................258
   Indexof Persons........ .........      .. ............               .. 262
   Index of Persons for Chapter 65 ......................    ......       265
   Index of Ships..................        .....   ..............      . 266
   Index of U-boats and Italian Submarines ........... ............. ..271





Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: World War, 1939-1945 Naval operations, Canadian, Canada, Royal Canadian Navy History World War, 1939-1945, Canada, Royal Canadian Navy Lists of vessels, Warships Canada History 20th century