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Haze Gray Photo FeatureThe Nanoose Bay Test RangeCanada's Underwater Test Facility |
During October 2000, Roy McBride was given the rare opportunity to photograph not only the Nanoose Bay facilities, but also the submarine HMAS Collins, which was undergoing trials on the range. This Photo Feature presents the photos of the Nanoose Bay facilities; there is also a separate Photo Feature showing photos Aboard HMAS Collins.
Welcome to Nanoose Bay, and one of the torpedoes on display at the range.
An overhead view of the CFMETR Nanoose buildings and piers.
DND Photo.
A CH-124 Sea King helicopter flying over the Nanoose Bay facilities.
A view over the Nanoose Bay piers at sunset.
CFAV Sikanni, one of two test range support vessels based at
Nanoose.
These vessels are used to deploy and recover range instrumentation, and
to provide general test support services.
CFAV Stikine, the second test range support vessel at Nanoose.
A close-up of Stikine's bridge.
Stikine's superstructure.
View along Stikine's superstructure, looking forward.
Stikine's aft deck, showing recovery equipment and the small
utility boat carried aboard.
The crane, winches, and small boat aboard Stikine.
A US Navy torpedo trials ship, Discovery Bay (YTT 11) moored at
Nanoose Bay. USN YTTs are routinely deployed to Nanoose. They are
operated by the Naval Undersea Warfare Center at Keyport, WA.
A second view of Discovery Bay at Nanoose.
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