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and 1,096 tourist class. Her gross register tonnage increased to 18,563, and total length increased to 641 ft (195.5 m). Home Lines operated her beginning 24 January 1955 for liner service between ports in the north
570:, with a Navy -designated troop capacity of 4,165 and speed of 20.5 knots (38.0 km/h), was one of the very large, fast transports, the largest nicknamed "Monsters", usually sailing without escort.
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474:, completing her in December 1931. Her registered length was 604.0 ft (184.1 m), her beam was 79.3 ft (24.2 m), and her depth was 30.5 ft (9.3 m). As built, her
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1648:. United States Army In World War II. Washington, DC: Center Of Military History, United States Army.
1622:. Australia in the War of 1939–1945. Series 2 – Navy. Vol. 1. Canberra: Australian War Memorial.
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1959:Troop ships of the War Shipping Administration
1536:"1944 Troop Ship Crossings – July to December"
1462:. University of North Carolina. Archived from
1460:World War II through the eyes of the Cape Fear
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792:(Romanized to "Smirnoff"). No convoy was used.
285:604.0 ft (184.1 m) registered length
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1644:Matloff, Maurice; Snell, Edwin M. (1953–59).
1504:"1944 Troop Ship Crossings – January to June"
1327:"1942 Troop Ship Crossings – January to June"
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1523:We never had a chance. And yet we did it
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1944:Passenger ships of the United States
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846:10 December 1944: Arrived Marseilles
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707:for a short stay before heading for
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836:7 September 1944: Arrived Liverpool
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1740:; Kilpack, Captain John H (1981).
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868:24 October 1945: Arrived at Boston
855:7 May 1945: En route to the US on
808:9 March 1944: Departed Los Angeles
802:26 December 1943: Docked at Hobart
464:Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
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1744:. New York: Harper & Row.
1635:Masterson, Dr James R (1949).
1422:. Rick Fortney. Archived from
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1772:Matson Lines 1930s brochure
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778:24 April 1943: Arrived at
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502:Career with Matson Lines
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35:Aerial port bow view of
750:for overnight refueling
733:21 December 1942: left
490:, each driven by three
244:General characteristics
1243:Grover, David (1987).
890:Career with Home Lines
861:17 October 1945: Left
735:Newport News, Virginia
695:28 May 1942: She left
1820:William Francis Gibbs
1249:Naval Institute Press
545:, and berthed in the
472:Quincy, Massachusetts
338:2 Ă— Bethlehem geared
1742:Nothing Can Go Wrong
1521:Vernon Joseph Baker
1010:in 1974. During the
1002:Holland America Line
768:15 April 1943: Left
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16:1931 passenger liner
1661:Mayo, Lida (1968).
1373:, pp. 601–602.
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93:Fore River Shipyard
1573:The New York Times
1399:Smith, RT (1986).
1343:McClure, Glenn E.
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574:War voyages
553:War service
531:New Zealand
420:ocean liner
403:Gyrocompass
253:Ocean liner
83:Los Angeles
1924:1931 ships
1918:Categories
1860:Santa Rosa
1779:SS Homeric
1470:2020-01-02
1430:2020-01-02
1130:References
947:in fog in
939:Greek Line
908:Home Lines
841:Marseilles
780:Casablanca
647:commander
335:Propulsion
127:In service
71:Home Lines
1724:cite book
1371:Gill 1957
1302:Mayo 1968
994:Caribbean
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197:Call sign
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111:Completed
1846:Mariposa
1839:Monterey
1696:cite web
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1038:See also
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1000:next to
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863:Le Havre
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476:tonnages
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458:Building
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359:Capacity
134:Mariposa
103:Launched
60:Operator
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1888:America
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1686:6 April
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1102:The SS
1082:Lurline
1024:Lurline
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990:Homeric
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949:Quebec
857:VE Day
761:Bombay
539:Havana
533:, and
519:Hawaii
488:screws
466:built
440:, and
437:Malolo
393:device
370:4,165
367:Troops
350:22.84
327:5,363
274:Length
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347:Speed
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1746:ISBN
1730:link
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1688:2014
1667:LCCN
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1582:2021
1286:help
1263:LCCN
1253:ISBN
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