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RMS Mauretania in war camouflage

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RMS Mauretania in war camouflage

RMS Mauretania in dazzle camouflage during World War I. The ship was painted with this camouflage while serving as a troop ship. When the Mauretania was launched on 20th September 1906, she was the largest and fastest ship in the world. She held the Blue Riband, the transatlantic speed record, for 22 years

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This print showcases the RMS Mauretania, one of the most significant and iconic ships in maritime history. The vessel is depicted in its striking war camouflage during World War I, adorned with a mesmerizing dazzle pattern. Originally launched on September 20th, 1906, the Mauretania held the prestigious title of being both the largest and fastest ship in existence at that time. As a troop ship during the war, this magnificent ocean liner played an essential role in transporting soldiers across treacherous waters. Its immense size and unrivaled speed made it a vital asset for military operations. The image captures not only the grandeur of this historic vessel but also pays homage to its crucial contribution to world events. The monochrome photograph allows us to appreciate every intricate detail of this extraordinary steamship while highlighting its disruptive pattern camouflage known as "razzle dazzle". This innovative technique aimed to confuse enemy submarines by distorting their perception of distance and direction. Preserved by the Library of Congress, this remarkable print serves as a reminder of our rich transportation history and honors those who served aboard this legendary superliner during World War I. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and resilience amidst global conflict—a timeless symbol etched into our collective memory.

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