| Naval Connections Introduction |
| Trade Not Rule |
| Equally Superb |
| The Fleet Exists to Achieve Victory |
| Through Troubled Waters |
| The Benefits of Empire |
| Belated Recognition |
| Naval Connections Selected Sources |
Alnwick Castle, ON 114784, 1917, MHA.
County of Kinross, ON 78570, 1891, MHA.
Eskasoni, ON 112672, MHA.
Eva C., ON 125969, 1918, MHA.
Glitra, ON 79247, 1914, MHA.
Marjorie McGlashen, ON 134402, MHA.
Mesario, ON 121350, 1917, MHA.
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