RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 Cruises
RMS Queen Elizabeth 2, also called QE2, is Cunard Line's cruise ships from Great Britain, who has been sailing since 1969 This ship is a ship crossing the ocean leaders world until succeeded by RMS Queen Mary 2 in New York-Southampton lane on January 2004.
During the Falklands War in 1982, the ship was carrying 3,000 soldiers and 650 volunteers. Later, that year, the QE2 back into the ocean crossing vessel and then painted with classic Cunard colors.
QE2 in the port of Southampton in July 2000
QE2 is now bought by a company in the Emirates, and the plan on November 11, 2008 will sail to Dubai, refurbished, and used as a floating hotel at Palm Jumeirah.
Commanded: 1964
Start constructed: July 5, 1965
Launched: 20 September 1967
Named: 20 September 1967
by Queen Elizabeth II
Maiden voyage: May 2, 1969
Byggkostnad: 29.091 million brittiska Pund (£)
technical specifications
Weighting: 70 327 tons
Length: 293.5 m (963 ft)
Width: 32.03 m (105.1 ft)
Depth: 9.87 m (32.4 ft)
Altitude: 52.2 m (171 ft)
Power: 10,625 kW at 400 rpm
Engine: Turbo Diesel motors 9 MAN 9-cylinder that drives the propeller 2 for advanced
Maximum speed: 33 knots (20 knots when it backwards)
Capacity: 1,756 passengers and 1,015 crew
RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 Cruises
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