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| 1920 | May 31, launched as the "Tyrrhenia" - nickname: "Soup Tureen" | | 1922 | June 13, maiden voyage Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal | | 1924 | Refitted, accommodation: 580 cabin-class, 1000 3rd-class passengers, renamed "Lancastria" | | 1924 | Mar. 22, first voyage as Lancastria, Liverpool - Queenstown - New York | | 1925 | Liverpool - Quebec - Montreal | | 1939 | Trooping | | 1940 | Bombed and sunk while evacuating troops from St Nazaire, about 3,000 lives lost, 2,477 saved | | The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |
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