RMS Carmania was a Cunard Line transatlantic steam turbine ocean liner. She was launched in 1905 and scrapped in 1932. In World War I she was first an...

RMS Carmania may refer to the following ocean liners: RMS Carmania (1905) – in service with Cunard Line 1905–32 RMS Carmania (1954) – in service with Cunard...

first an armed merchant cruiser (AMC) and then a troop ship. RMS Carmania was launched in 1905 as her sister ship, although the two had different machinery...

in the south-east of Iran RMS Carmania (1905), a Cunard liner built 1905 RMS Carmania (1954), a Cunard liner, originally RMS Saxonia British Rail Class...

RMS Aquitania was an ocean liner of the Cunard Line in service from 1914 to 1950. She was designed by Leonard Peskett and built by John Brown & Company...

turbines on Carmania, the second of a pair of 19,500g-intermediate liners under construction at the yard. Carmania was completed in 1905 and this gave...

Sank in combat on September 14, 1914 RMS Carinthia 1925 Torpedoed and sunk by U-46 on June 7, 1940 RMS Carmania 1905 Scrapped in 1932 MV Carnarvon Castle...

HMS Canterbury (1916) MV Cape St Vincent (1966) SS Cariboo (1924) RMS Carinthia (1956) RMS Carmania (1905) RMS Caronia (1947) HMS Cavendish (R15) MV Centaur (1963)...

Star Line White Star Line and White-Star Dominion Line, routes 1923 RMS Carmania (1905) In the 19th Century, transatlantic trade and passenger travel was...

(1894), HMS Viper (1899), TS King Edward (1901), RMS Victorian (1904), RMS Carmania (1905) and RMS Lusitania (1906) had direct drive from their turbines...

Master of RMS Carmania from 1905 to 1914. In October 1913, while eastbound, Barr responded to a wireless distress signal from the Volturno. Carmania was larger...

Trindade Island to take on fuel from German colliers.[citation needed] The RMS Carmania was a British ocean liner designed by Leonard Peskett and built by John...

(sometimes Steam-ship or Steamer), usually seen in its abbreviated form RMS, is the ship prefix used for seagoing vessels that carry mail under contract...

transferring to the RMS Caronia (1904). Afterwards, from 1913 to 1914 he took command of the RMS Carmania, RMS Campania, and RMS Lusitania. Rostron was...

Island"-style amusement park at Hovedøya, and turning the steam-liner RMS Carmania into a "floating tenement" at the Oslo harbour. In 1927 Meyer founded...

officer. Following the War, Bisset was appointed chief officer on Cunard's Carmania for two voyages, and subsequently returned to the Cunard cargo service...

of four liners were cancelled by agreement: Cunard Line's RMS Carmania, White Star Line's RMS Cedric, CGT's France, and NASM's Nieuw Amsterdam. By the...

Holland America Line, "The Spotless Fleet" : Maritime Paintings. London: Carmania Press. ISBN 0954366654. Collard, Ian (2018). Holland America Cruise Ships...

Cap Trafalgar was sunk, RMS Carmania was badly damaged, having lost nine men, but was able to rendezvous with Cornwall. Carmania was barely afloat when...

were dented, the ship began to leak, and an S.O.S. was sent. The steamer Carmania rushed to the rescue, but the crew of the Niagara was able to make repairs...

was one of ten or more ships, led by the Cunard Liner RMS Carmania, that came to her aid. Carmania was larger and less manoeuvreable than the other rescue...

14 September 1914 she came across the British armed merchant cruiser RMS Carmania, already badly crippled following a battle with the German auxiliary...

Laconia Incident – German U-boat U-156 torpedoes and sinks British transport RMS Laconia. Axis submarines and warships attempt to rescue survivors before...

meantime, her passengers were able to choose to travel on the Cunard liner RMS Carmania or the CGT liner La Touraine to complete their travel. On 27 May 1909...

had dared to brave the jump into the stormy water. Captain J. C. Barr of Carmania, the first ship to arrive, took command of the rescue effort. Barr had...

The German cruiser SMS Cap Trafalgar was sunk by the British cruiser RMS Carmania at Trindade and Martin Vaz, off the coast of Brazil, with a loss of up...