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RMS Caronia
RMS Caronia is the name of two Cunard passenger ships built by John Brown at Clydebank: a 1905 steamship and a 1948 cruise liner known as the "Green Goddess".
RMS Empress of Britain
RMS Empress of Britain was a 42,000-ton Canadian Pacific ocean liner, the largest Allied liner sunk in the Second World War, lost off Ireland in 1940.
RMS Empress of Japan (1929)
RMS Empress of Japan, launched in 1929, was a Canadian Pacific ocean liner serving the trans-Pacific route out of Vancouver, later renamed Empress of Scotland in 1942.
SS Cristoforo Colombo
SS Cristoforo Colombo was an Italian ocean liner launched in 1953, sister of the Andrea Doria, which served the Genoa–New York route for the Italian Line until 1977.
SS Morro Castle
SS Morro Castle was an American passenger liner completed in 1930 for the Ward Line's New York–Havana run, destroyed by fire off New Jersey in 1934.
SS Nieuw Amsterdam (1937)
SS Nieuw Amsterdam was a Dutch transatlantic ocean liner launched in 1937 as the Holland America Line flagship, celebrated for her Dutch modern interiors and wartime troopship service.
SS Talune
SS Talune was a New Zealand passenger and cargo steamship that carried the 1918 influenza pandemic from Auckland to Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Nauru in November 1918.