John Hamilton Stubbs DSC, RCN
| Birth details unknown | |||
| Died | 29 Apr 1944 | HMCS Athabaskan (i) (G 07) | |
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Warship Commands listed for John Hamilton Stubbs, RCN
| Ship | Rank | Type | From | To |
| HMCS Assiniboine (I 18) | Destroyer | 12 Feb 1941 | 1 Oct 1942 | |
| HMCS Athabaskan (i) (G 07) | Destroyer | 23 Oct 1943 | 29 Apr 1944 (+) |
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Events related to this officer
Destroyer HMCS Assiniboine (I 18)
31 Aug 1941
HMCS Assiniboine (A/Lt.Cdr. J.H. Stubbs, RCN) picks up 3 survivors from the British merchant Embassage that was torpedoed and sunk on 27 August 1941 by the German submarine U-557 about 100 nautical miles west of Achill Island in position 54º00'N, 13º00'W.
3 May 1942
HMCS Assiniboine (A/Lt.Cdr. J.H. Stubbs, RCN) and HMCS Alberni (T/Lt. A.W. Ford, RCNR) together pick up 47 survivors from the British tanker British Workman that was torpedoed and sunk by the German sumarine U-455 south-south-east of Cape Race in position 44º07'N, 51º53'W.
9 Jun 1942
The destroyer HMCS Assiniboine (Cdr J.H. Stubbs, RCN) picks up the 4 survivors from the sunken corvette FFL Mimosa (J 6254). The other 65 crewmen perished in the sinking.
6 Aug 1942
The German submarine U-210 was sunk in the North Atlantic south of Cape Farewell, Greenland, in position 54º24'N, 34º37'W, by ramming, depth charges and gunfire from the Canadian destroyer HMCS Assiniboine (A/Lt.Cdr. J.H. Stubbs, RCN).