War at Sea

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The narrative focuses on the Royal Canadian Navy's evolution during the Battle of the Atlantic, highlighting its significant growth from a modest force to the world's third-largest naval power by 1945. Amidst the threat posed by German U-boats, the Canadian Navy played a crucial role in safeguarding Allied convoys and conducting submarine hunts along the Atlantic coast, marking a pivotal moment in its history and contribution to the war effort.