HMCS Cayuga (R04)
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HMCS Cayuga, Canada, Department of National Defence |
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| Motto: | We fight as one | |
| Battle Honours: | Korea 1950-53 | |
HMCS Cayuga R04/218 was a Destroyer of the Tribal class built in the United Kingdom and served in the Royal Canadian Navy. She served in the Korean War. This is the vessel that Ferdinand Demara, "the great impostor" served on while impersonating a Canadian medical officer.
[edit] References
- The Great Imposter by Robert Crichton, New York: Random House, 1959
[edit] See also
List of ships of the Canadian Navy
| Tribal class destroyer (1936) |
| Royal Navy |
| Afridi | Ashanti | Bedouin | Cossack | Eskimo | Gurkha | Maori | Mashona | Matabele | Mohawk | Nubian | Punjabi | Sikh | Somali | Tartar | Zulu |
| Royal Canadian Navy |
| Athabaskan (i) | Athabaskan (ii) | Cayuga | Haida | Huron | Iroquois | Micmac | Nootka |
| Royal Australian Navy |
| Arunta | Bataan | Warramunga |
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