Canadian Government Ship
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The three latter acronym CGS was applied to Canadian Government Ship, prior to the creation of the Royal Canadian Navy, and the Canadian Coast Guard.[1][2]
| image | name | launched | retired | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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CGS Aberdeen | |||
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CSS Acadia | |||
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CGS Alert | |||
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CGS C.D. Howe | |||
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CGS Graham Bell | |||
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CGS Kestrel | |||
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CGS Margaret | |||
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CGS Minto | |||
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CGS Petrel | |||
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CGS Simcoe (1909) | |||
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CGS Stanley | |||
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CGS Vigilant |
References
- ↑ Thomas E. Appleton. USQUE AD MARE: A History of the Canadian Coast Guard and Marine Services, Canadian Coast Guard, 2013-06-24. Retrieved on 2014-05-18. “The Petrel was built for Great Lakes fisheries protection. Proving too slow to cope with American fishing tugs, she was transferred to the Atlantic coast about 1904 on the grounds that she was fast enough to deal with schooners. The Vigilant took over the Great Lakes work.”