On October 21st 1910, on the anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, the cruiser HMCS Niobe arrived in Halifax, becoming the first ship of the newly established Canadian Navy. Since then, Canadian sailors have celebrated this day as their professional holiday. The Canadian Navy escorted convoys during the Second World War and patrolled the North Atlantic during the Cold War. Canada was one of the few countries to possess aircraft carriers: from 1948 to 1957, it was the HMCS Magnificent, which was then replaced by the HMCS Bonaventure, which remained in service until 1970.

HMCS Haida is temporarily available for a 30% discount at 3,416 Golden Eagles!

• HMCS Haida can only be purchased during this promotion.

HMCS Haida (Great Britain, rank III)

3,416 Golden Eagles

About the HMCS Haida

• HMCS Haida saw combat during both the Second World War and the Korean War. This destroyer can carry two depth charges and four 533 mm torpedoes into battle. The ship’s main armament consists of six 120 mm guns, but the real stars here are the anti-aircraft weapons: four 40 mm autocannons and six twin 20 mm Oerlikon mounts. Provide cover for your allies and lead your team to victory!