HMCS HAIDA has a long and distinguished naval career of service during the Second World War, the Korean Conflict and the Cold War, that's why Canada’s 'fightingest ship' is today a National Historic Site and the ceremonial flagship of the Royal Canadian Navy. BUT... have you heard the rest of the story? The incredible journey of saving HAIDA after being decommissioned in 1963 is told as you've never heard it before directly from the last survivor of HAIDA Inc., the group responsible for rescuing

The H.M.S ASHANTI The Tribal Class destroyer of the Royal Navy. She was named after us, the Ashanti (Asante) people. Our History has been well told by others.... our might and superiority, the Colonialists, even acknowledged. After the Colonialists used other Tribes against the Asantes, they then turned around naming a lot of their precious Assets after the Asantes. Just a lesson to be learnt . #meyeasanteni Video 📹 Okunini_1 | MeYɛ Asanteni

Recently we told you about the #Naval battles development progress in our game. Your feedback helped us to improve the existing naval gameplay and today we proudly introduce the first representative of a new class of vessels in War Thunder - the British #Tribal destroyer! | War Thunder