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- RMS Lancastria was a British ocean liner requisitioned by the Government of the United Kingdom during the Second World War. She was sunk on 17 June 1940...
- The RMS Lancastria was a British navy ship sunk in 1940 with the loss of about 4000 lives. Lancastria may also refer to: Lancastria, a British Rail class...
- aboard the Clyde-built cruise liner, later converted to troopship, RMS Lancastria, which was attacked and sunk by German Junkers Ju 88 bombers, mainly from...
- took part in the rescue of p****engers and crew from the bombing of RMS Lancastria in the estuary of the River Loire during Operation Aerial. The ship's...
- ships in the Loire estuary, sinking the Cunard liner and troopship HMT Lancastria which was carrying thousands of troops, RAF personnel and civilians. The...
- of the war. Over 3,000 people were lost when the converted troopship Lancastria was sunk in June 1940, the greatest maritime disaster in Britain's history...
- until 1956. In the scene on the Dunkirk beach, Robbie is told that the Lancastria has been sunk, an event that actually happened two w****s after the Dunkirk...
- Holden also learned that her grandfather Frank Holden was aboard the RMS Lancastria when it was bombed by the Wehrmacht in June 1940 outside the port of Saint-Nazaire...
- Operation Aerial. An unknown number of AMPC troops were killed when the HMT Lancastria was sunk off St Nazaire on 17 June. On 22 November 1940, the name AMPC...
- Kampfgeschwader 30) destro**** a "10,000 tonne ship", the 16,243 grt ocean liner RMS Lancastria, off Saint-Nazaire, killing some 5,800 Allied personnel. Despite this...