Admiral Rollo Mainguy (left) presents Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent with an suitably engraved ashtray made from the casing of the first shell fired by HMCS Cayuga in Korea on Aug 15, 1950. Cayuga's action marked the first time since 1945 that a ship of the RCN fired its guns in anger. The source photo has some defects. (Photographed by C.Gordon. DND Photo PA-139945)
	This image was derived from the 1960 movie "The Great Impostor" starring Tony Curtis. A scene such as this was typical of a radio room in a Tribal. (Photo source unknown)
	Ship's company 1951-52. The photo was taken in Kure, Japan. (Submitted by Michelle Matheson, daughter of crewmember Jim Barton).
	Members of the ship's company pose for a family portrait while CAYUGA was in Bermuda in the spring of 1962. (Photographed by E. Roberts of St. George's Bermuda. Submitted by Dan Woodward)

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