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No it was a Cunard liner.
The Cunard liner Carpathia picked up the survivors of the Titanic.
NO, Italian Line owned ship.
Although she was launched in 1938, Cunard's QUEEN ELIZABETH was immeadiatlty used for operational service during WW2 before she could make a journey as a liner. she was returned to Cunard at the end of the war and made her maiden voyage as an ocean liner on 16 October 1946.
Class: Cunard line transatlantic passenger steamshipType: Ocean liner
yes, in most good books about QE2.
RMS Queen Mary [1]
The former 'Cunard' liner QE2 had 12 passenger decks. In fact she still has 12 passenger decks, although she doesn't carry passengers any longer, being under new ownership and permanently docked in Dubai.For more information, see Related links below.
They already have - she's called Queen Mary 2 - as the last true transatlantic liner, she's as close as you'll get!
Ocean liner Lusitania.
The RMS Queen Mary is a now retired liner that is located in the port of Long Beach, California. The ship used to sail across the North Atlantic Ocean and was operated by Cunard.
It turns white and brittle.