A round is fired from the main gun aboard HMCS Charlottetown, aimed at a remote-controlled boat heading toward the ship. The big 57 mm gun on the front of HMCS Charlottetown swings into position and fires 10 shots. Target practice, of a specialized sortThe splashes show the rounds landed just next to the little boat. It can take out ships, missiles and airplanes, but when it comes to sea ice, all HMCS Charlottetown can do is go around. Sunset on the bridge of the HMCS Charlottetown, as it heads north in the Labrador Sea.

Source: CBC News August 18, 2018 09:22 UTC