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Bristol says goodbye
Bristol says goodbye

Bristol says goodbye

Date7/3/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bristol says goodbye: A cloud of smoke from the British guided missile destroyer HMS Bristol signifies the goodbye salute as the ship leaves the Western Gap. The Haida; a floating museum at Ontario Place; sent a seven-gun salute to the Bristol's commander Capt. Gordon Walwyn. As part of the farewell procedure; Bristol returned the salvo. Bristol is en route to Quebec city.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010433F
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