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21st June 2021, 08:50 PM
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Re: Saguenay Shipping
Dont know if this is the right Post , but JS has sent me a Pic of the Shipping Cap Badge which if i recall was wanted by someone on here??
Anyway many thanks to JS for this and i hope that whoever it was will see this and also say Thanks to JS!
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22nd June 2021, 01:14 AM
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Re: Saguenay Shipping
You could of dusted the drawers first Vernon. Would never have got past a Sunday inspection. JS.
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16th August 2021, 04:04 AM
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Re: Saguenay Shipping
I seem to remember the Saguenay ships being painted with “Silverene” paint overall. That was around 1956.
Recall steaming downstream past Three Rivers (St Lawrence) and seeing a cluster of them laid up due to a major strike. A few transferred to the Bermuda Flag to keep sailing but a eventually the Ocean Going Canadian Merchant Marine was disbanded and only the LAKERS fly the Canadian Flag nowadays. It is interesting to read the many Posts of later sailings. Were they under the National Flag or a Convenience Flag ? Thank you.
Ps. I originally heard the strike was about the current pay but much later learned it was all to do with WW2 promised pay and reneging on retirement and scholastic assistance and Veteran Status. Much like the US Merchant Marine experience. Still a sore that will not heal in my remaining life time.
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