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Great Liners at War: Military Adventures of the World's Largest and Most Famous Passenger Ships
Stephen Harding, Steve Harding
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| #2360603 in Books | Motorbooks International | 1997-03 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .40 x8.31 x10.62l, | File type: PDF | 160 pages | ||5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| Rare insights on a little known subject.|By A Customer|This well written, and well illustrated book is one of the few to cover the wartime efforts of passenger liners during the 19th and 20th centuries. Back in a time when troops, just like everyone else in the world, had to travel between the continents by sea; passenger ships were the obvious choice for moving them in big n|About the Author|
Stephen Harding is a journalist and a maritime history expert.
During the past century, some of the most magnificent passenger ships ever built were commandeered by the military and converted to floating hospitals, armed merchant cruisers, dummy battleships, or troop transports. Several of the world’s largest shipwrecks occurred when liners were sunk in wartime, from the Titanic’s sister ship Britannicsunk in 1916 when she hit a mineto Canadian Pacific’s Empr...
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