Turning the Tide: Monumental Moments in RCN History 🌊⚓ Paul Smith made history in 2014, when he took command of HMCS Kingston / NCSM Kingston , becoming the first Black captain of a Canadian warship. He made history once again in 2021, becoming the first black Commanding Officer of HMCS York / NCSM York, the largest of Canada’s 24 Naval Reserve Divisions. Smith’s remarkable career and leadership continue to inspire and have left a lasting mark on the Royal Canadian Navy. Bravo Zulu, Cdr Paul Sm

Remember HMCS Sackville from Greyhound? This #RCNavy ship is the last surviving Flower-class corvette. In 1942, she and her crew engaged three U-boats in a 24 hour period, damaging them severely! 🚢⚓🇨🇦 #WednesdayWisdom #GiveemHellDicky | Royal Canadian Navy

HMCS Moncton conducting helo training. | Royal Canadian Navy Today and Yesterday

HMCS EDMONTON making a tow approach to HMCS YELLOWKNIFE during readiness training off Baddeck NS | Royal Canadian Navy Today and Yesterday