RMS Queen Mary Leaving the River Cylde
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Well done. This video is fantastic. This arrangement of Rule Britannia fits perfectly. What a beautiful and majestic ship. What a treat it must have been to be there watching this unfold. I was moved while viewing this clip. Thank you.
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great video of my favourite liner, toured her in 1974. I hope she is preserved forever, she is a reminder of a grander time.
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Thrilling to see the birth of RMS Queen Mary
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@NearAbbeyRoad Indeed! The million dollar convoy; of seven liners, of which the empress of britain (built again in john brown's yard) captained by a distant relative of mine cpt Sapsworth, was sunk off ireland. But the queens became legendary particulary with the americans
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All top liners of all nations could outrun U-Boats.
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Ah but the queen mary ran the uboat gauntlet
It's not just her looks that makes her famous . There's her CV
Ask any GI
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chairman of cunard said "you are not going to launch the biggest ship in the world into that trout stream."
They like a challenge on clydeside!!! was the answer
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The Titanic was not black and red.
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I have been on the QM in Long Beach. She is not that attractive a ship. The French Normandie was far superior in every aspect, especially in looks. Technically Normandie was way ahead. QM was old technology when designed.
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That river is like a stream. How did they build such a large ship in such a narrow river? Madness!
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Excellent video. This is her real home. This is where she should be. The Clyde, not California.
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my gran watched the queen Mary come down river at Port Glasgow during the war when she was used as a troop ship, painted all in grey, my gran says "she was awesome, came out of nowhere and dissappered into the mist" how amazing!! get her back home what i say and the QE2 aswell!
heeeeey, i got a bunch of minuses, not cool... fine, it's not similar, gosh!
LOLyousernameLOL 3 years ago
Sorry, but what are you talking about?
ZacWhit 3 years ago
I can remember watching the launch from a field across the river from John Brown's - I must have been about six years old. I also had a "99" ice cream for the first time!
SFirth69 4 years ago
Oh wow!
ZacWhit 4 years ago