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Associated Sites |
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The
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Brit
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Royal
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Subnet |
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Interesting Sites To Visit |
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Dwayne Hill from Montreal has completed his radio controlled
model of HMCS Rainbow SS75. To view a YouTube presentation of
Dwayne's Rainbow model, plus the remainder of his
fleet, including HMCS Okanagan SS74 and HMCS Windsor SSK877, go
to
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=Windsorsub&view=videos
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Hidden away in British Columbia, Canada on South
Vancouver Island in the North West part of Cowichan Bay,
at 1532 Khenipsen road, on the East side of Duncan, is
one of Canada’s little known but most interesting
private naval museums.
George is retired from the Canadian navy
with over 35 years service on Canadian naval ships and
submarines and has been a passionate collector of German
and Canadian submarine artifacts for over 30 years.
Come and visit me at
http://www.thebattleofatlanticmuseum.ca/index.html
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPUHSSoAFp8
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A
Letter from a teacher using our site
Hello John,
I just wanted to say that, as a teacher, I have been
using your page with information on submarines and naval
crafts (http://www.saoceast.com/link.htm
) for my history classes. It's proven tobe a very
helpful addition to our lessons.
Here's another good page one of my students found that
you might want to include on your page: "History and
Parts of the Submarine" -
http://www.partsgeek.com/mmparts/history_of_the_sub.html
There's lots of resources on there for history of
submarines and how submarines were used in wars. It's a
fun addition to our history lessons. I thought your
visitors might find the information beneficial as well.
(Plus, I would love to show my student that the page he
found isincorporated on your website...I'm sure it would
make his day. His name is Matty, if you would like to
include it!) Hope I could help!
Keep up the good work,
Brooke Pierce
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