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Soviet Soldiers and HMCS Thiepval Lieutenant
Soviet Soldiers and HMCS Thiepval Lieutenant

A group of Red Army soldiers and other onlooker's clusters beside one of HMCS Thiepval's lieutenants (left).

This photograph, which may have been taken on a beach in Petropavlovsk harbour, shows one of Thiepval's lieutenants in rubber hip boots and a number of Red Army soldiers in their distinctive hats. Thiepval and its crew were subjects of curiosity and suspicion for local Soviet officials and the Soviet military. The Canadians were likewise curious about the Soviet Union, and reported being unimpressed with the conditions they encountered.

George Metcalf Archival Collection
CWM 19710050-001_32



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HMCS Thiepval in Nazan Bay, Atka Island, in the Aleutians
12-Pounder Cannon, HMCS Thiepval
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HMCS Thiepval Crew Members
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Vickers Vulture Flying Boat in Petropavlovsk, Soviet Union
Soviet Soldiers and HMCS Thiepval Lieutenant
HMCS Thiepval's Lieutenants and the British Flight Crew, Petropavlovsk
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Engineer Captain Thomas C. Phillips
Destroyer Steam Turbine Engine
HMCS Saguenay Entering Willemstad Harbour, Netherlands Antilles, 1934
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Commissioning of HMCS Fraser, February 1937
HMCS Restigouche
Royal Naval College of Canada Third Term Reunion, 1932