- A
troopship (also
troop ship or
troop transport or trooper) is a ship used to
carry soldiers,
either in
peacetime or wartime.
Troopships were
often drafted...
- fleet. The
United States Army
Parachute Team has
operated a
single C-31A
Troopship for
conducting its
skydiving exhibitions since 1985. As of July 2018,...
- families. In the
United States it was
released with the
alternative title Troopship. The film was made at
Denham Studios by
Alexander Korda's
London Film...
- The
Iosif Stalin-class p****enger ship was a two-ship
class of
large turbo-electric
powered p****enger ships,
operated by the
Soviet Baltic Sea Shipping...
- HMS Birkenhead, also
referred to as HM
Troopship Birkenhead or
Steam Frigate Birkenhead, was one of the
first iron-hulled
ships built for the
Royal Navy...
- The
Euphrates class was a five-ship
class of iron ****
troopships built for the
Royal Navy
during the 1860s. They were used for
carrying troops to India...
- Nicobar-class
troopships are
large multi-role
troopships converted from
merchant ships which were
originally ordered by the
Ministry of
Shipping for service...
- Wise,
James E; Baron,
Scott (2004).
Soldiers Lost at Sea: A
Chronicle of
Troopship Disasters. Annapolis, MD:
Naval Institute Press. p. 77. ISBN 978-1-59114-966-8...
-
Netherlands in 1929. The US
requisitioned her as the
United States Navy
troopship USS
Rijndam from 1918
until 1919. She was the
first of four
Holland America...
- station. In
October 1942, she was
returned to the UK and was emplo**** as a
troopship by the
Ministry of War Transport. The
following year,
Ascania was modified...
