HMCS ATHABASKAN 282
PHOTO GALLERY
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HURON (left) and ATHABASKAN (right) are being replenished while under way. From a DND photo estimated to be taken around 1983. (DND Photo) |
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ATHABASKAN is see here on the Syncrolift undergoing maintenance
in Halifax on July 9, 1998. (Photo by Jerry Proc)
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A closer view of the Syncrolift. This device draws so much power that it can only be used in the small hours of the morning when the electrical load to the City of Halifax is the lightest. (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
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This diagram illustrates the weapons and sensors that can found on a post Trump Tribal. (Diagram courtesy of the RCN) |
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A closeup view of the Variable Dept Sonar (VDS). (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
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Note the battered plates on the bow caused by heavy seas. Individual
frame members can be easily identified. The dark gold colour at the bottom
of the hull is the anti-fouling paint. (Photo by Jerry
Proc)
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An unusual view of the bow as viewed from near the keel. (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
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The foremast in 1998. (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
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Athabaskan as seen in early 1999, with her latest electronics. Clearly
evident are the two new radomes. Here, she is berthed alongside the Naval
Armament Depot in Dartmouth. (Photo by Ian MacCorquodale)
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