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The public pier at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia where fishing boats of all types tie up and unload their catches. In the story, HMCS Corner Brook is berthed on the harbour side of the pier during her visit to Yarmouth. |
Decomissioned Oberon Class submarines and Restigouche Class frigates at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Image courtesy of Google Earth (See Links Page).
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The author sitting at an active sonar console aboard HMCS Fraser in Bridgewater, NS. There is clearly enough equipment aboard the ship to allow for a full restoration although the bridge is in sad shape.
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The bridge of HMCS St. John's however is a fine reflection of a modern fighting ship. The Halifax Class FFG is designed for peak efficiency in all areas. |
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Alongside in Yarmouth, NS, HMCS Moncton is a Canadian Kingston-class maritime coastal defence vessel. Commissioned in 1998, it is named after Moncton, New Brunswick. |
Although a system such as Lazcom may very well exist in the future, this is the reality of communications with submerged submarines today. Naval Station Cutler, on the SE coast of Maine, consists of more than 25 towers over 800 feet in height. Strung between the towers, wire antennas send out extremely powerful signals consisting of only a few letters and numbers at a slow rate of transmission. |