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White Star, Cunard and World War I

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👁️ 105 views📅 3 months ago⏱️ 1:10:49
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Creator's Key Takeaways

White Star and Cunard were fierce competitors, but that was put aside with the start of WWI.

Aquitania was involved in three different collisions during World War I.

Mauretania was presented with a plaque that was installed on one of the forward grand staircase landings after the war.

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Questions This Creator Answers

QWhich ocean liners from White Star and Cunard served in World War I?
QWhat were the wartime services of the 'big five' ships?

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YouTube Video Description

White Star and Cunard were fierce competitors, but that was put aside with the start of WWI. After the outbreak of The Great War, The British Admiralty requisitioned ships from both companies to contribute to the war effort. We look at 5 of the more famous ships and share a few facts about each ships wartime service. 0:00 Intro and news 13:00 This week in history 21:16 Aquitania 30:08 Britannic 37:24 Lusitania 39:49 Mauretania 48:40 Olympic 1:04:37 Surprise ship! #history #historic #historyfacts #historical #ships #ship #boat #boats #ship #ships #vessel #war #worldwar #titanic #maritime #maritimehistory #military #militaryhistory #navy