The Mighty Journey Home
When the RMS Queen Elizabeth sailed into New York Harbor in 1945, it marked the end of an era and the return of thousands of war-weary soldiers. But what made this journey so monumental? The ship could carry an impressive **15,000 people**, including 900 crew members, transforming it into a floating city.
A Warship in Disguise
During World War II, the RMS Queen Elizabeth wasn't just a passenger ship. She played a crucial role in the war effort, transporting **over 750,000 troops** and covering a staggering 500,000 miles (800,000 km).
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