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PCT
MOOSE 62
Orca
Class Patrol Craft Trainer
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PCT
MOOSE 62
providing security for the scuttling of the former HMCS ANNAPOLIS
off Gambier Island, BC on 04 Apr 2015.
Courtesy
of / © Dennis Cardy 2015
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on the above photo to view a larger image)
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Laid down:
Launched: Oct 2008
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Accepted by RCN: 27
Nov 2008
Paid off:
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The Orca-class is a class of eight steel-hulled
Royal Canadian Navy Training Tenders. Based on the
Australian-designed Pacific-class patrol boat, the Orca-class was
constructed by Victoria Shipyards between Nov 2004 and Nov
2008, at a total project cost of C$90.7 million. All are in service
at CFB Esquimalt in British Columbia. They replaced the YAG 300
class and operate as training platforms and surveillance craft.
These ships are not commissioned.
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PCT
MOOSE 62 providing security for the
scuttling of the former HMCS Annapolis off Gambier Island, BC on 04
Apr 2015.
Courtesy
of / © Dennis Cardy 2015
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The CO of PCT MOOSE 62 on the bridge wing
looking over Halkett Bay - 04 Apr 2015
Courtesy
of / © Dennis Cardy 2015
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PCT MOOSE 62 off Gambier Island, BC on 04 Apr
2015
Courtesy
of / © Dennis Cardy 2015
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PO2 Connelly, on PCT MOOSE 62, looking over Halkett Bay - 04 Apr
2015
Courtesy of / © Dennis Cardy 2015 |
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